Carly Fiorina

The gay Republican group lined the President’s pockets with their bash, but they wouldn’t even speak his name.

Donald Trump supports The First Amendment Defense Act (FADA) would allow for anti-LGBTQ discrimination across the country, and so do some of his biggest backers.

There’s been much speculation as to what he intends to say.

Former technology executive Carly Fiorina exited the 2016 Republican presidential race Wednesday; Chris Christie will reportedly follow.

Jeb Bush, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, Carly Fiorina, and Mike Huckabee will be joining two of America’s most outspoken antigay activists.

Six GOP presidential hopefuls have signed a pledge stating that, if elected, would push for passage of federal legislation to protect anyone who discriminates against LGBT Americans under the guise of “religious liberty.”

The First Amendment Defense Act, if passed, would make anti-LGBTQ discrimination legal under the banner of “religious liberty.”

Cruz is positioning himself to be the last man standing. Scarily enough, that’s a real possibility.

Here’s a look at how the eleven Republican candidates for president fared on Wednesday night.

Fiorina told a blogger Monday that she didn’t support a Constitutional ban on same-sex marriage, but in 2010, however, Fiorina supported such an amendment.