religious right

Conservative Christians hate that the rainbow has become a symbol of LGBTQ pride. To them, it’s a symbol of God’s impending judgment.

People who aren’t affiliated with any religion are much more likely to be pro-LGBTQ. No wonder the religious right is freaking out.

Why should conservative Christians control the conversation about the political impact of religious faith on policy?

Meet the “ex-vangelicals,” or exvies for short.

Republicans should be grateful “that the rapture didn’t happen before the early voting began because if it had, they would have lost in a landslide” according to evangelical leaders.

Meanwhile, the liberal backlash to the coming conservative backlash is also picking up steam as both sides prepare for what happens after the election.

Largely unnoticed by the mainstream press, conservative evangelical groups are spending millions to ensure that their followers show up on Election Day.

After lagging Democrats in voter enthusiasm, Republicans are now fired up.

The top leaders of hate groups will mingle with Republican politicians at the Value Voters Summit this weekend.

If you know someone by their friends, Brett Kavanaugh is best pals with the anti-LGBTQ right.