Brandon Straka

Brandon Straka’s fundraiser for $100K isn’t supporting Capitol Police Officers, who are suing him for helping the insurrection, but several other, unnamed police departments.

Brandon Straka, also complains about “the growing political divide,” the lack of men he isn’t hearing from, and the family that now hates him.

Brandon Straka told his hundreds of thousands of followers to storm the Capitol to start “a revolution.” He’s getting off with a slap on the wrist.

The gay hairdresser who founded the #WalkAway movement intended to convince LGBTQ people to leave the Democratic Party and was arrested for his role in the Capitol insurrection, is plotting his political comeback.

Brandon Straka was arrested in connection to the attempted insurrection in January, just months after he claimed his conservative organization was a business that needed COVID funding.

Jessica Watkins – a member of the extremist group Oath Keepers – “believed that the president of the United States was calling upon her.”

The unhinged founder of the “#WalkAway” movement meant to convince LGBTQ people to leave the Democratic Party has been arrested in Omaha.

He attacked Republicans for condemning the violent insurrection that killed four people.

Two gay activists are helping to lead the weekend events.

The pop legend says she won’t be listening to a gay Republican’s version of “True Colors” because it’s “not appropriate for anything MAGA related.”