2020 presidential election

By disappearing from public and sticking to tweets that are slapped with warnings, Trump has accelerated the idea of a world where he’s no longer the focus.

As an essentially center-right nation, the U.S. often takes wider swings to the right than to the left.

If the last four years have taught us anything, it should have taught us that we can never be too cynical.

Michele Bachmann, for example, is praying for God to “SMASH the delusion that Joe Biden is president”

Trump danced to America’s favorite gay anthem throughout the campaign. The protestors took it back.

Gay Republicans made up an overly nuanced title for Donald Trump to gloss over his anti-LGBTQ record. The only problem? It describes Biden.

The head of Trump’s LGBTQ outreach held a disastrous press conference where he presented no evidence of fraud and even refused to identify himself by name.

A video of her speaking in tongues and requesting “angelic reinforcement” from Africa and South America has gone viral.

Preliminary polling finds that Trump won twice as many LGBT votes this time as he did in 2016 despite his vile record.

As a queer Catholic woman, this is an alarming moment in American history, dominated by the presence of Catholics on the Supreme Court.