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The 6 Senate candidates that the LGBTQ community should support to stop Mitch McConnell
The political party that controls the Senate on January 2021 is just as critical to the future of this country as who we elect President.
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Here are the Democrats who made it to the next debate. Expect the others to start dropping out soon.
The Democratic presidential candidates who qualified for the next debate has dramatically winnowed the field. But in the end, there’s only one podium that matters.
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A gay Democrat is taking on a former presidential candidate in the Colorado Senate race
The gay candidate has kind words for the failed presidential candidate — but says it’s time for a change.
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Last night’s Democratic debate was really about the future of the party
The latest debate with half of the Democratic presidential candidates focused on policy, but there wasn’t a single question about LGBTQ rights.
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Pete Buttigieg was one of the stars at the Democratic Debate. Joe Biden wasn’t.
But with a gay candidate and a lesbian moderator, NBC made the unfathomable decision to skip a question about LGTBQ rights.
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Every Democrat wants to be president. More of them should want to be Senators.
All the Democrats want to be President, but the nominee will never get anything done if the party can’t retake the Senate.
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Colorado & anti-gay baker settle wedding cake discrimination cases
“The larger constitutional issues might well be decided down the road, but these cases will not be the vehicle for resolving them.”
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LGBTQ-friendly former Colorado governor John Hickenlooper announces presidential bid
“If all people are created equal, then by extension of law, logic, and love, every adult couple should also have the freedom to join in marriage,” he said in 2014.
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Anti-LGBTQ baker sues civil rights commission after he refuses to serve a trans customer
Phillips believes the government is persecuting him for enforcing longstanding civil rights law that he has repeatedly broken.
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Colorado GOP strips state civil rights commission of funding over wedding cake ruling
The case of a baker who refused to make a cake for a gay couple is now in front of the Supreme Court and GOP legislators are seeking vengeance.