What’s happening with Nancy Mace’s anti-transgender bathroom bans?
A look at the attention-seeking political gamesmanship of the South Carolina congresswoman that will lead to real people getting hurt.
November 21, 2024
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A look at the attention-seeking political gamesmanship of the South Carolina congresswoman that will lead to real people getting hurt.
Ahead of her state’s prospect to win a national championship, the South Carolina Republican attacked the famed basketball coach for her inclusive stance.
The GOP chair of the committee refused to condemn Mace's comments saying, “I’m not up to date on my politically correct LGBTQ terminology.”
The Republican presidential hopeful also said Dylan Mulvaney is "a guy, making fun of women."
LGBTQ+ groups say the Republican lawmaker's videos violate the social media company's community standards.
It will get even wilder as the final night on Thursday approaches.
Three women GOP State Senators joined Democrats last year to block an extreme conservative-backed bill.
A new poll says the Republican is not only the front-runner in South Carolina but has more supporters than his opponents who are opposed to immigration by gays.
Mace, an anti-LGBTQ+ Republican South Carolina congresswoman, invited Crockett, a Texas Democrat, to “take it outside” when the latter pointed to the GOP lawmaker’s constant attacks on transgender people.
Cruelty toward queer and trans people is one of the features employed by GOP lawmakers and not a bug of their legislation.
“Why [are we] focusing on singling out one member — one new member, a freshman member of this body now,” Garcia asked.
On Monday, former President Donald Trump endorsed Mark Burns for South Carolina's Third Congressional District. The pastor has previously called for the execution of LGBTQ "indoctrinators."
"I currently have people who wish to kill me for the sole reason of being trans,” 23-year-old Sabre told The Advocate.
In South Carolina, the Republican presidential candidate stirs up the conservative base.
The South Carolina Republican senator, who has consistently voted for anti-LGBTQ+ policies, has denied being queer.
Last week, Sen. Tim Scott, a Republican from South Carolina, went public with his girlfriend after rumors swirled about his sexuality. This week, he quit the race to become the Republican Party's presidential nominee.
The debate, unlike previous ones, was limited to Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, but the rhetoric was more of the same.
After today’s New Hampshire primary, Haley will likely drop out and save herself from further humiliation, writes John Casey.
Barack Obama began speaking out more aggressively against his rival Hillary Rodham Clinton in a heated debate, as the Democratic presidential race grew increasingly combative ahead of the pivotal South Carolina primary. Republican White House candidates, meanwhile, were focused on Florida, where former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani has pinned hopes for his candidacy after ignoring previous primaries. His three main rivals split the spoils in contests that netted three different winners in six states, leaving the race wide open.