Rand Paul

21 senators have signed onto a bill that would allow discrimination against LGBT people. Trump has pledged to support it.

Could this be the deathblow to the Republican attempts to repeal and replace Obamacare?

President Donald Trump urged Republicans to “step up to the plate” for Tuesday’s Senate vote on their bill killing off Barack Obama’s signature achievement in office.

The reason the Senate’s plan to take away 22 million people’s health care was delayed should make them reconsider.

Even as Republicans begin questioning more and more whether a consensus is possible, the push for repeal is on, threatening millions of lives including those living with HIV/AIDS.

The Farm Bureau is one of the state’s most influential lobbying organizations and the annual ham breakfast was attended my Sens. Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul.

Days after the Iowa primary, another Republican presidential candidate is calling it quits.

“I believe that your personal life should be personal and shouldn’t affect anyone firing you.”

On Wednesday, Rand Paul suggested anti-discrimination policies in the workforce would only lead to more lawsuits — and there’s still plenty of places that will happily hire gay people.

Prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation “sets up a whole industry for people who want to sue.”