Brian Sims

The campaign claims that at least three of the seven LGBTQ leaders who “endorsed” his opponent were tricked into attending the event under false pretenses.

The leaders did not acknowledge why Sims wasn’t their top choice.

Dozens of LGBTQ candidates are already slated to run for both state and federal offices, but here are five who could break through the rainbow ceiling and make queer history.

“It’s so important for other people to see someone they can relate to or someone that looks like them or comes from where they come from.”

The first out gay member of the Pennsylvania legislature is running for Lt. Governor and he’s not willing to play nice when it comes to the important stuff.

“Put simply the PA GOP is fine with homosexuality being considered a crime.”

Brian Sims didn’t share that he donated his kidney at first to avoid seeming like it was done for political points. Now his heartwarming story is bringing attention to a life-saving issue.

“We are the antidote to broken politics,” the liberal firebrand said in a video announcing his 2022 run.

The lawmaker now regrets “poking fun” at Dr. Rachel Levine, although he did not see the “error” of his post until he received a ton of messages. He didn’t actually apologize to her though.

And Patti LaBelle’s son is somehow involved.