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Marjorie Taylor Greene pledges threats to Congress members “will continue” over Biden agenda
Greene declared that her colleagues “need to learn a lesson” before trying to support any of Biden’s agenda again.
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Kathy Griffin demands to know why Paul Gosar isn’t being investigated for AOC assassination threat
She knows a thing or two about being investigated for making a statement.
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Will the Supreme Court overturn marriage equality? Barney Frank doesn’t think so.
The longtime lawmaker reflects on coming out, regrets removing trans people out of non-discrimination legislation, and becoming the first member of Congress to marry a same-sex partner.
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Could 45 replace Nancy Pelosi & become “Speaker Trump”? The GOP wouldn’t mind.
There’s no legal barrier to the former President becoming Speaker of the House, and as long as Republicans are willing to cave to his whims…
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Librarian says GOP candidate checked out nearly all the Pride books just so kids couldn’t
Derrick Van Orden’s tirade over a single Pride display made at least one out teen at the library feel unsafe. He claims he was only upset over an “inaccurate” fiction book that mocked Mike Pence.
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Lesbian Attorney General says she won’t accept HRC’s donations until the group’s president resigns
Alphonso David called on his former boss New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to resign this week, but now there are calls for David to step down too.
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Joe Biden calls for increased funds to fight HIV
The White House is calling for an additional $670 million to help end the HIV epidemic by 2025.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene defends anti-semitic comments by lashing out at “gender destruction”
She had to compare mask mandates to the Holocaust to stop critical race theory, socialism, and transgender equality.
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President Biden calls trans youth “brave” in historic speech to joint session of Congress
President Joe Biden also called on the Senate to pass LGBTQ discrimination protections, which have been stalled in the Senate.
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Mitch McConnell blocked the Ruth Bader Ginsburg memorial from the Capitol Rotunda
Ginsburg would have been the first woman to lie in state in the rotunda. Instead, her coffin was placed in Statuary Hall on the House side of the Capitol.