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He repeatedly said that being LGBTQ is “a personal choice,” but now he says he “was set up as a political pawn.”

The Trump administration has been the most viciously anti-LGBTQ in the nation’s history.

A Republican leader announced that he was killing the proposed bill that would have paved the way for Iowa to stop providing protections and medical care to trans people.

This Delaware Republican’s claim that “f***ots cannot handle reality” – because he couldn’t post a video of a mass shooting to Facebook – has even alienated most of his fellow conservatives.

Today’s vote is about Trump, but his chief enablers and amplifiers deserve to be taken to task as well.

The GOP’s embrace of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric didn’t start with Trump’s administration, and it will continue long after he’s out – if we don’t remove them too.

Meghan McCain buried Donald Trump at her father’s funeral today in a way only she could do.

LGBTQ voters are dependent on the Democrats to advance their cause, but sometimes the lip service outstrips results.

The government also wants to streamline the “bureaucratic” process for transgender people.

The resolution came from the son-in-law of Sam Brownback, Trump’s “ambassador” for religious freedom.