Alabama

A Christian nationalist group’s concerted effort to create cut-and-paste measures has done all the work for Republicans targeting trans youth and promoting religious liberty across the country.

He reminisced about the good ol’ days: “We did not have same sex marriage. We did not have transgender rights. Sodomy was illegal.”

“We are a Christian company that does not adhere to the content,” the printer said about the magazine’s diversity issue.

After effectively losing his job because Trump didn’t understand that the Attorney General isn’t his personal lawyer, Sessions is back. And he has no pride.

He said that he was “seriously offended” by LGBTQ people on a social media post about the bullied teen’s death. His new boss says he isn’t homophobic.

The couple has been accused of beating, exploiting, starving, and forcing kids in their care into solitary confinement.

Her photo had been left out and she was listed instead as “Not Pictured.” An even bigger insult? Her name was misspelled.

If this story sounds familiar, that’s because another Alabama Republican made headlines at the same place earlier this year when he said LGBTQ people had ruined good TV.

He yearns for the days when sexism and gun violence were promoted with shows like “I Love Lucy” and “Bonanza.” Now it’s all “wife swapping” and “homosexual activities,” he says.

The note said that the town is “a religious and family city.” An employee wrote an amazing response.