Republican National Convention

“Storming the Capitol in an attempt to halt the peaceful transition of power is not legitimate discourse.”

Instead of complaints about his ridiculous antics, social media filled up with complaints that the showman was boring.

He followed up on Twitter with an attack on the Human Rights Campaign, urging corporations to stop donating to the LGBTQ civil rights group.

The resolution doesn’t denounce hate groups. It condemns the “radical” group that tracks them.

Trump said just last week that it’s his “great honor” to be the “most pro-gay president in American history,” but that wasn’t the message sent at the Republican National Convention.

Red bull? Cocaine? All of the above?

Vice President Mike Pence will also address the Party, presumably to lecture them on the dangers of dancing and rap music.

The Republican convention will feature racists, anti-LGBTQ activists, and con men. And that doesn’t even count the triple threat president.

The Trump administration has been the most viciously anti-LGBTQ in the nation’s history.

Spicer’s new book reveals that Trump’s supposed support for LGBT issues was an empty bribe to sway a reluctant convention delegate.

Despite progressive opposition, Charlotte voted to host the Republican convention in 2020.

Hint: It’s in a Southern state best known for its anti-LGBTQ laws.

The Department of Labor says white applicants have a dramatically unfair advantage in landing a job with the out gay billionaire’s company, Palantir.

The senator from Texas said he spent “many months of careful consideration, of prayer and searching my own conscience.”

According to the contract, the $5 million was bankrolled by GOP donors who made it clear Justin Bieber could say nothing disparaging about Donald Trump or the GOP.

Watch John Oliver’s Last Week Tonight segment and try not to laugh – and maybe cry because you know he’s right.

Hoff said as time wore on, she came to realize how “out-of-step” the Republican platform committee was with the nation and her own party.

The queer founders of the activist group issued a statement declaring the GOP nominee is among “some of the worst fascists in history.”

Stewart took over the Late Show desk for a glorious return to the airwaves after his old foe, Trump, accepted the Republican nomination for president.

He vowed to protect LGBTQ people from violence and oppression, a pledge that was greeted with applause from the crowd.