Instead of issuing statements supporting pride, Pence and Trump have expressed their support for anti-LGBT organizations.

A leader in a party that rose to power by scapegoating immigrants, opposing abortion, and supporting gay conversion therapy has no place to condemn Nazi Germany.

“Religious freedom” sounds nicer than “license to discriminate,” but you’re a sucker if you actually believe it.

Trump also spoke about the Muslim ban, his ongoing feud with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and his plan to allow churches to get deeply involved in politics.

Trump doesn’t have to repeal Obama’s pro-LGBT executive order if this order effectively nullifies it as a leaked draft shows.

They came, they saw, they danced their queer asses off.

As Republicans prepare to wreak havoc on the federal government, activists are bracing themselves for what they expect to be an all out assault on LGBTQ rights.

They say they’re “promoting tourism.”

Donald Trump would push “commonsense conservative principles,” said Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence, who also threatened against allowing Hillary Clinton to pick Supreme Court justices.

“I want to use a name that is in line with my true identity,” said the plaintiff, who claims the law requiring proof of citizenship is unconstitutional.