American Principles Project

Does Kentucky’s election show that trans rights isn’t a winning issue for Republicans?

“This is not some sort of organic uprising of the people,” Kelley Robinson told LGBTQ Nation. “This is an orchestrated effort by political extremists.”

Republicans are already signaling that attacking trans people will be one of their top issues in this election.

Wisconsin voters chose reproductive rights over anti-trans propaganda in the most costly state Supreme Court case in U.S. history.

Lauren Boebert and Tom Cotton insist he’s being “censored.”

These damaging bills were supposed to unite the Republican Party. Instead, they’re causing in-fighting and leaving bitterness in their wake.

The text directs them to a video manipulated to make it appear that Joe Biden endorses “sex change operations” for eight-year-olds.

Sen. Kelly Loeffler’s bill to ban transgender girls from school sports is meant to “protect women,” she says. But with federal funding on the line, there could be unintended consequences.

He’s using his “personal story” to attack Joe Biden in ads paid for by the religious right. But is it all a sham?

The ads falsely claim Biden supports “sex change surgeries” for kids, citing LGBTQ anti-discrimination legislation.