election 2022

Sen. Marco Rubio was supposed to be the future of a more polished, multi-cultural GOP. At least he’s got his vicious anti-LGBTQ rhetoric to fall back on as he seeks re-election.

The candidates backed conversion therapy, opposed marriage equality and, in one case, used a gay slur in a campaign ad. They’re trying to beat Democrat Maggie Hassan.

With the help of the mainstream media, the Republican party leadership would like you to believe that it is wrenching control of the party away from the fringiest candidates in its midst. “Some far-right members are being replaced by traditional conservatives,” the Washington Post declared recently.  The article cited all of two examples–and a third […]

Doug Mastriano is a Christian nationalist who breached the barricades at the Capitol on January 6. Trump loves him.

Thanks to Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin, the lack of clarity has led to a political narrative that will only harm Democrats in the midterms. They’re in the majority and they can’t get anything done.

After a lot worse scandals, it’s the suggestion of an inappropriate relationship with a man and a cruise ship game that are most likely to sink Cawthorn’s career.

The Hillibilly Elegy author, a protege of Thiel’s, also won Donald Trump’s endorsement, despite once comparing Trump to Hitler.

Rubio never really believed his own message of tolerance, but he’s gleefully abandoned any vestige of it in defending Florida’s Don’t Say Gay measure.

But the president has a long list of things he wants – including the Equality Act – that Republicans will ensure never happen.

The Florida senator and GOP bigwig put out an 11 point manifesto complete with a running anti-LGBTQ theme.