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CommentaryRepublican Josh Hawley declares he will be the champion of masculinity to own the liberals
What Hawley is offering is a scapegoat and aspiration. But that’s not the same as a job.
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CommentaryThe GOP candidates running for the Senate don’t want to govern. They want to rule.
The favorites to replace five retiring GOP Senators are pushing for a Trump-ier Senate where the chamber becomes a giant Fox News set, and they all play Tucker Carlson.
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PoliticsGOP Senator grills Biden nominee on whether he believes in God
And if so, Republican Senator Joe Kennedy, wanted to know, why hadn’t the nominee tweeted that they appreciated anti-abortion activists?
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LifeClang, clang, clang went Josh Hawley
Yap, yap, yap went Ted Cruz. “Crap, crap, crap” went McCarthy ’cause his party continued to lose.
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PoliticsGOP Senators complained when Amazon refused to sell one anti-trans book. Now it won’t sell any.
“We have chosen not to sell books that frame LGBTQ+ identity as a mental illness.”
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PoliticsHere are the senators who voted against America’s first gay Cabinet Secretary
The group has long histories of opposing LGBTQ rights.
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CommentarySarah Huckabee Sanders doesn’t just believe the Big Lie. She told it.
She was the mean girl we all had to endure in middle school and now she’s running for Governor of Arkansas, hoping no one notices everything she says is a lie meant to make herself look better.
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CommentaryWill the religious right suffer any consequences for its role in the Trump insurrection?
For years, religious right leaders called for a holy war. With the insurrection of the Capitol building, they got what they wanted.
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CommentaryThe four biggest losers in the GOP effort to stop Congress from certifying Biden’s victory
From Mike Pence to Mitch McConnell, there’s plenty of pain to go around from the doomed attempt to pretend Joe Biden didn’t win the election.
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CommentaryAttempts to overturn the election are using a law created because of a queer Presidential candidate
Sen. Josh Hawley will challenge certification of the election results under a law that dates back to a possibly gay or asexual presidential candidate in the 19th century.
