Gary Johnson

The former cop says he was prevented from running on the Republican ticket because he is married to a man, who happens to be the nation’s first gay Navy seal.

Recent comments from President Trump and his press secretary have made it unclear the White House actually knows who Frederick Douglass was — and that he’s no longer alive.

While vote swapping is legal, some Donald Trump supporters say this is an example of election rigging against the Republican in favor of Hillary Clinton.

Thinking of throwing your support behind third party candidates? Let John Oliver shatter your illusions about these, at best, lesser evils.

A new poll finds that 72% of registered LGBT voters support Clinton, while 20% support Trump. That figure is causing some alarm, but it shouldn’t.

Over the past week, it’s become increasingly clear that Trump has a fair chance of capturing the White House.

President Barack Obama on Sunday joined the critics with his own lambasting of the GOP presidential contenders, calling out the recent Republican candidate’s debate in which audience members booed a gay service member.

In a move that instantly outclasses GOP competitors Michele Bachmann and Rick Santorum, presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has announced he will not sign the conservative Iowa Christian group’s pledge opposing, among other things, marriage equality.

Whoopi Goldberg and the ladies of “The View” went off on the anti-gay pledge that asks GOP presidential hopefuls to oppose any “redefinition of marriage,” and likens same-sex couples to polygamists and adulterers.

GOP Presidential hopeful and former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson blasted the social pledge unveiled by Iowa homophobe Bob Vander Plaats, calling it “offensive to the principles of liberty and freedom on which this country was founded.”