Chelsea Clinton

Just after passing four bills targeting LGBTQ youth in an effort to protect “impressionable” kids, GOP lawmakers are being accused of “killing the kids to own the libs.”

“Millions of people see you, and stand by you.”

This is the second time in the past month that Clinton has implied that trans women aren’t really women.

She wonders what would have happened if she shouted “Back up, you creep” at Trump.

Chelsea reportedly shot the interviewer a dirty look when she asked multiple transphobic questions.

It might seem like an odd comparison, but it sounds like Clinton was saying that supporting your family, no matter what, is the gutsiest thing you can do.

Using “transgender” as a noun is “usually offensive”… which is a fair description of Fox News.

Roseanne’s family is coming back to the airwaves, but how will the show deal with Roseanne’s absence?

Well, that didn’t take long.

She compared an African-American woman to “Planet of the Apes” and said a Jew was “buying” candidates to “overthrow” the government.

Jones said that Hillary is a lesbian who sexually assaulted younger women, and that Chelsea is her “beard.”

While speculation has run rampant, this explanation makes the most sense.

On Twitter, he dropped a transphobic slur and compared trans women to “clueless gayboys.”

Best of all, she did it in a way that not only showed respect for the presidency, but made it clear that Trump isn’t smart enough to be President.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer is dropping some more “alternative facts.”

She says her mom isn’t interested in a rematch either.

Chelsea Clinton said she wants kids, including her two young children, to live in a country where “Love Trumps Hate” is more than just a slogan.

Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton said Sunday that the gay-rights cause made “incredible progress” on political and legal fronts in 2013, but progress should not be mistaken for success.

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Chelsea Clinton said Tuesday she plans to become increasingly involved in the international health projects of her father’s foundation and to speak out for gay rights.

WASHINGTON — A groundbreaking pronouncement from NBA veteran Jason Collins – “I’m gay” – reverberated Monday through Washington, generating accolades from lawmakers on Twitter and a supportive phone call from President Barack Obama.