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Mike Johnson speaks alongside pastor who says demons started Pride month at hate group’s summit
The pastor said the Stonewall Riots opened a portal to another realm, allowing a pagan god to come back to Earth and cause a sexual revolution.
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Court allows Alabama’s “devastating” ban on gender-affirming care to go into effect
“Alabama’s transgender healthcare ban will harm thousands of transgender adolescents across the state,” the plaintiff’s lawyers said.
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Comedian trolls Moms for Liberty by reading violent & sexual Bible passages
The group wants to ban sexually explicit materials from schools. Comedian Walter Masterson couldn’t agree more.
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Ron DeSantis appoints hate group member to state appeals court
Roger Gannam said that trans-inclusive anti-discrimination policy would lead to sexual assaults against women.
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Trump-appointed judge dismisses challenge to Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law a second time
U.S. District Judge Wendy Berger ruled that most of the plaintiffs lacked standing and accused them of “legal posturing.”
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Massive hack reveals anti-LGBTQ Liberty Counsel may have broken IRS rules
Two of Liberty Counsel’s affiliated nonprofits seemingly endorsed Trump for president. IRS rules prohibit such endorsements.
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Hate groups are registering as churches now. 40 Congressmembers want the IRS to investigate.
FRC is a think tank without a congregation, so why are they getting tax benefits associated with churches?
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Congressional hopeful vows to ensure white people “remain a majority” if he’s elected
Michael Cisco bragged about naming his cat after Hitler’s wife on a podcast that openly promotes white nationalist propaganda.
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A hate group wants the Supreme Court to allow them to sue people calling them a hate group
A late anti-gay pastor’s ministry’s objection to being called a hate group has been denied before. Now they’re asking the Supreme Court to get rid of broad First Amendment protections so it can try suing for libel again.
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A mayor & thousands of businesses asked a city council for civil rights law. The council voted no.
The non-discrimination ordinance would protect LGBTQ people and keep businesses from fleeing town. It still didn’t pass – and council members have different excuses as to why.