Ohio

People who are fearing a Republican takeover of the U.S. government might want to look at what’s happening in Ohio, Georgia, and Wisconsin.

The ads draw attention to an Ohio bill that could require female student-athletes to undergo genital examinations.

JD Vance said it’s “crazy” that 7-year-olds are identifying as chipmunks in school and going by “Fido” and he’s “entitled to know” about it as a parent.

The GOP Senate candidate said that people “shift spouses like they change their underwear” and should stay in abusive relationships. But not gay ones, of course.

State Rep. Gary Click never met with a trans person before introducing a bill to ban gender-affirming care for trans youth. But he did watch YouTube videos.

Noah Ruiz was told to use the women’s restroom because he’s transgender. But when he did, women in the restroom became upset.

After national backlash, Ohio Republicans are going to try to pass a trans sports ban without forced genital inspections.

An abortion case made it so that even laws that “conflicted with best medical practice” can be passed, he explained gleefully.

Rep. “Mean Jean” Schmidt said that 13-year-old girls who get pregnant because of rape should think less about themselves and more about their fetuses.

While Donald Trump has faced dozens of allegations of sexual assault and harassment, the crowd was more worried that kids would learn they have a trans classmate.

“It’s Okay to be a Unicorn” isn’t about LGBTQ people, but the message is about being yourself. That and the rainbow on the cover were enough to cause a panic in one school district.

State Rep. Jean Schmidt made a name for herself when she called a Marine veteran a “coward” for opposing the Iraq War. Now she’s the one cutting and running from reporters.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick also wants parents to boycott Disney because the company opposes the Don’t Say Gay law.

“I love this community. I love this school. I was taught that God doesn’t make junk. I am not junk.”

The group is tired of seeing all the hate aimed at trans people lately. So they’re showing some love.

They’re worried that the bill aimed at preventing child sex abuse will teach kids to disrespect their parents and doesn’t stress abstinence.

Hudson, Ohio mayor Craig Shubert is a very concerned individual.

Far-right Ohio Republican John Mandel’s spokesperson says he doesn’t remember the photo being taken. But it was.

California previously enacted such a ban against 17 other states, including Texas and North Carolina. Now Ohio is on their naughty list.

Taking a break from making fun of childless gay couples, J.D. Vance decided to mock Native American culture instead of learning about it.