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GOP senators furious at “stupid” RNC statement calling Capitol riots legitimate political discourse
“Anything that my party does that comes across as being stupid is not going to help us,” Mitt Romney said. His niece runs the RNC.
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The GOP has declared the violent January 6 attack “legitimate political discourse”
The Republican party has made it official: it’s now the party of authoritarianism.
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Cher pays tribute to “Rocky Horror” actor & singer Meat Loaf
The singer remembered their time together and bemoaned the recent spate of celebrity deaths.
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The United States should consider boycotting the 2022 Olympics in Beijing
There is bipartisan support for standing up against China and more and more people agree now is the time. The Olympics should be in places where human rights are paramount.
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Gay couple to compete together in team dressage event at Olympics
“it is so much fun if you are with someone who precisely understands that and knows what you are doing, dedicating all your time to horses,” Hans Peter Minderhoud said about competing with his partner Edward Gal.
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Joe Manchin is quietly signaling that he may vote against the Equality Act
Sources say Joe Manchin is already making bad excuses about why he’d vote to kill LGBTQ civil rights protections.
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Susan Collins demands bigger religious exemptions for her to support the Equality Act again
Ten Republicans have to support the landmark LGBTQ legislation for it to pass. Her objections could tank the bill.
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Will enough Republican senators sign onto the Equality Act for it to pass? Probably not.
Thanks to arcane Senate rules, Democrats need ten Republican votes to pass the Equality Act. That’s a very tall order.
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Sen. Susan Collins refuses to co-sponsor Equality Act. Will she stop it from passing?
She complained that a “revision” she wanted wasn’t made. Will she help tank the landmark LGBTQ rights bill?
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Mitt Romney will oppose LGBTQ rights bill unless Christians get a right to discriminate
Will out bisexual Senator Kyrsten Sinema help him kill the legislation? So far, the answer is yes.