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There’s an outbreak of LGBTQ Republicans running for office in Connecticut
Connecticut is setting a different kind of record: six openly gay or lesbian candidates are running as Republicans for seats in the state Assembly.
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Just how different will progressive candidates be from establishment Democrats?
When it comes to LGBTQ issues, will progressive candidates be better than the establishment Democrats they seek to replace?
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The religious right is attacking trans rights at the ballot box in Massachusetts. There’s a reason.
The right is looking for a victory in liberal Massachusetts so that they can export their campaign to other states.
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Accused pedophile Roy Moore has come to Brett Kavanaugh’s defense
Moore may be disgraced, but his argument that the Supreme Court nominee is the victim of a liberal plot is shared by many fellow conservatives.
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Brett Kavanaugh’s character witness is quite the creepy character
Mark Judge is a conservative writer who thinks gays are “dangerously promiscuous” and women should be beaten “like a gong.”
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Hate groups from around the nation will meet to plot ways to harm LGBTQ people
The top leaders of hate groups will mingle with Republican politicians at the Value Voters Summit this weekend.
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Maybe Trump’s Supreme Court nominee isn’t a done deal if even Kellyanne Conway wants more info
In the face of a credible accusation of sexual assualt, Republicans can muscle through Kavanaugh’s nomination or risk watching it sink altogether.
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Betsy DeVos wants to allow schools to discriminate against LGBTQ students in secret
New regulations would mean that the government would no longer publish the list of schools that won’t comply with laws that protect LGBTQ students.
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One of the most liberal states just rejected three queer candidates
Cynthia Nixon, Sean Patrick Maloney, and Melissa Sklarz were unable to overcome the advantages their incumbent opponents had.
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We may be stuck with Jeff Sessions for as long as we’re stuck with Trump
Trump may want to fire Sessions, but it’s looking like he may have a hard time finding a replacement who can win approval from the Senate.