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Coming out is important. But no one should be forced out before they are ready.
For the most part, coming out has been on my terms, but I do know what it’s like to have the decision made for me.
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Out American Idol singer Clay Aiken announces second bid for Congress
Whoever wins the primary is expected to win the general election in the strongly-Democratic district.
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Mary Trump nails Meghan McCain for ducking out of an interview with her on the View
But McCain found time to chastise Kathy Griffin for decades-old jokes as the comedian was in surgery for lung cancer.
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Will endorsements from LGBTQ celebrities really sway any voters?
The race among candidates to rack up endorsements from famous LGBTQ people says more about our influence on Democrats than celebrities’ influence on us.
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Clay Aiken bought Twitter followers & then used them to attack Volvo
That’s one way to get attention.
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Clay Aiken says Donald Trump wasn’t even trusted to run ‘The Apprentice’
Trump convinced a large swath of the country that he was a strong, decisive leader with “The Art of the Deal” and “The Apprentice,” but both prove the exact opposite.
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Clay Aiken and Raven-Symoné talk to NC locals about the ‘bathroom bill’
In a segment for The View, Clay Aiken and Raven-Symoné spoke to supporters, opposers, and transgender individuals living in North Carolina about the bathroom bill.
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Clay Aiken: “Give Donald Trump a chance!”
“He is certainly the front-runner with no signs of that fading.”
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GOP Rep. Ellmers beats Clay Aiken in North Carolina House race
RALEIGH, N.C. – U.S. Rep. Renee Ellmers has won re-election to a third term representing North Carolina’s 2nd Congressional District.
The incumbent Republican from Dunn defeated her Democratic opponent, singer and former reality-show star Clay Aiken of Cary. According to returns tabulated by The Associated Press, Ellmers was leading Aiken with more than 56 percent of the vote.
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Election preview: Top 10 races to watch for LGBT candidates
This year’s election night is likely to be an important one for the LGBT history books: Voters in Massachusetts are expected to elect the nation’s first-ever openly gay state attorney general, and voters in Maine could very well elect the nation’s first-ever openly gay governor. Two candidates for Congress could well become the first openly gay Republican elected …