2020 presidential campaign

A book on the 2020 presidential campaign describes a private dinner Obama had with Black donors where he talked about “Mayo Pete.”

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris updated their profiles to say they’re “president-elect” and “vice president-elect.” And Harris is showing her support for LGBTQ voters.

“Give his supporters and everybody time to figure this out…. This is a very emotional time.”

“Philly people know how to party.”

People are living for the metaphor.

His campaign has filed lawsuits in several states and is demanding recounts in a desperate bid to remain in power.

“Frankly, we did win this election.”

“This is the most important election of our lifetime. It is imperative that everyone vote to restore our democracy.”

“I’ll probably vote. Then I’m probably going to throw up when I’m done, and feel horrible about it.”

Fortunately, the Trump campaign hasn’t assigned Mike Pence to do LGBTQ outreach.

They chanted: “Just because you suck c**k, doesn’t mean you’re not a bigot.”

Democrats are calling him “Slayer Pete” for a reason.

Melania made the Trump campaign’s closing argument why gay people – but not transgender people – should vote for her husband.

Among the celebrities dropped from the proposed campaign, which ultimately imploded, were Christina Aguilera, Taylor Swift and Ricky Martin.

The crowd shouted that Donald Trump is “handsome.” “I agree,” Melania said, grinning nervously.

Reggie Greer explains why, as a gay Black man with a disability, he “couldn’t stay on the sidelines this election cycle.” Millions of voters may be thankful he didn’t.

“I don’t know why you would want to be in a room with other people if you were contagious with a deadly disease and you care about other people. But maybe the president doesn’t care about other people.”

The lack of recognition for her work and leadership could be discouraging, but for Green Party VP nominee Angela Walker, it’s another reality of living proud and outside society’s conventional expectations.

States regularly purge their voter rolls. Check to make sure you’re registered.

While other world leaders have condemned the move reminiscent of Nazi Germany, Donald Trump continues to remain silent.