Page 147
-
Gay teacher who ran for school board seat was targeted by Moms for Liberty. He overcame & won.
“If a poster boy for everything [right-wing groups] hate about teaching and teachers and marginalized communities can win by 12 points… then I got to think that other folks can tap into that same energy.”
-
Twisted Sister singer owns “mewling sack of sh*t” Arizona MAGA candidate in epic Twitter feud
Far-right candidate Kary Lake thought she had the upper hand when her campaign tried to troll Dee Snider. But the rock-and-roll frontman wasn’t going to take it.
-
Biden administration announces monkeypox coordinator as 3 states declare state of emergency
Thee governors of California, New York, and Illinois can expand resources to stop the spread of monkeypox.
-
Tammy Baldwin thinks she has the 10 Republicans needed to pass marriage bill
But the bill will likely have to wait for September for a vote.
-
Marjorie Taylor Greene for Vice President? Trump is reportedly considering it
She added that she’s “confident” that Trump will run after spending the weekend schmoozing with Trump and his sons.
-
These GOP Senate candidates oppose marriage equality. They have a chance at winning
Republican Senate candidates have made clear they support an erosion of equality protections, making their extremist views on marriage equality, abortion access, and other freedoms central to their campaigns.
-
Out former state lawmaker claims GOP “lied” to her about being pro-LGBTQ
Donald Trump held up a rainbow flag once. For former state Rep. Yvonne Bailey, that was proof enough that the GOP was not a threat to LGBTQ rights.
-
Donald Trump defends Russia’s arrest of out WNBA player Brittney Griner
Donald Trump said that Brittney Griner, who was arrested with 0.7 grams of hashish oil, was “loaded up with drugs.”
-
Out Attorney General candidate Kris Mayes is running to serve Arizona instead of Trump
While nearly all the Republican candidates are in thrall to the MAGA wing of the GOP, Mayes isn’t running to play games with democracy.
-
GOP senator announces opposition to same-sex marriage bill because taxes
Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) is worried that groups that oppose same-sex marriage “will be challenged on their tax policy and will immediately become a target of this federal government.”