John Kasich

• Political Party: Republican
  
• Birth date: 5/13/52
  
• Profiles: Wikipedia

“The truth is that I’m gay, and that I have a wife and two kids who I love,” GOP operative John Weaver admitted after being accused of harassment. “My inability to reconcile those two truths has led to this agonizing place.”

Moments after his midnight swearing in, Mike DeWine issued an executive order protecting state workers from gender identity and sexual orientation discrimination.

It looks like someone is about to run for President as a moderate.

Kasich would like to be seen as a moderate, but his record tells another story.

Cities across the state are passing ordinances to protect the lives and jobs of LGBTQ Ohioans.

You know things have gotten bad when a former Republican candidate for President is officially trolling the nominee with a fake website, video, and press release.

Ivanka Trump’s rabbi, Tim Tebow, and John Kasich are among those who have refused Trump’s invitations to speak next week.

Three campaign official said he plans to announce his decision in a statement from his home state later Wednesday.

Trump has now won seven straight primary contests and has 80 percent of the delegates needed to secure the GOP nomination.

Trump’s and Clinton’s wins propelled them ever closer to a general election showdown.

His strong showing was a blow to rivals who are running out of ways to stop the brash billionaire.

“Just relax.”

Republican presidential candidate John Kasich was asked about North Carolina and Mississippi’s new anti-LGBTQ laws on Sunday, and his answer may surprise you.

Cruz said he would prefer Trump to either of the Democratic presidential contenders

The presidential election just got real for LGBT people.

Hardcore.

He’s being touted as a “compassionate conservative,” but John Kasich’s views on LGBTQ people aren’t all that different from the likes of Ted Cruz.

There have been no higher stakes on a Republican debate stage in the 2016 campaign for president than there were Saturday night.

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

The fear in GOP candidates’ faces was palpable when LGBT issues came up in Thursday’s debate.