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“Come at me, people”: Out Attorney General Dana Nessel battles for Michigan
She faces off against Trump’s hand-picked election-denier, MAGA Republican Matthew DePerno.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene attacks trans influencer for “destroying” womanhood
Greene is angry that a trans TikToker promoted a makeup company.
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LGBTQ people are vastly underrepresented in elected office. Here’s how that could change
If we want to win equality, we need to vote – and run for office ourselves.
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David Ortiz has fought for LGBTQ rights, people with disabilities & veterans
He has helped expand his state’s anti-discrimination laws and stood up for the dignity of queer and trans youth.
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A gay third-party candidate in Georgia could help determine who controls the Senate
The race between incumbent Sen. Rev. Raphael Warnock (D) and anti-LGBTQ Republican Herschel Walker also includes gay libertarian Chase Oliver, who could force a runoff election.
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“Groomer”-obsessed Gov. Ron DeSantis partied with students as a 23-year-old teacher
Former students say the then 23-year-old attended parties with students where alcohol was served.
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Tina Kotek is a strong advocate for LGBTQ rights in Oregon
“I promise to always use my voice and my power in Oregon to stand up and defend and advance LGBTQ+ rights,” Tina Kotek said.
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Jared Polis is a longtime champion of LGBTQ rights who has transformed Colorado
He has called anti-LGBTQ laws “un-American” and signed several bills ensuring that his state remains hospitable to its LGBTQ residents.
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Voters are fed up with Lauren Boebert’s antics: “I think Boebert is kind of crazy”
“She’s lying all the time, so I just don’t trust her,” another unaffiliated voter in her district said.
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GOP candidate denies her vulgar texts are homophobic. Instead she thinks they mean she’s strong.
Ashley Kalus says her texts calling her contractor “a bottom,” “Mr. Mom,” and “p**sy b*tch” were taken out of context and show she’s a fighter.