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Mark Cargile is running for Congress, promoting COVID conspiracy theories, using the n-word on Facebook, and saying LGBTQ people want to destroy society.

After anti-LGBTQ, racist, and anti-Muslim social media postings were unearthed, California congressional candidate Ted Howze is too toxic for even the GOP.

As retroviruses attack and compromise society, Donald Trump attacks and compromises vital institutions of the body politic. Unfortunately, he has not been alone.

In a tight election year, every vote counts – which is why Republicans are no doubt pleased that voter ID laws disenfranchise transgender voters.

Today’s vote is about Trump, but his chief enablers and amplifiers deserve to be taken to task as well.

The GOP’s embrace of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric didn’t start with Trump’s administration, and it will continue long after he’s out – if we don’t remove them too.

At least the Rupublican Party’s leader is a better reality TV show host.

He compared gay people to rapists and said LGBT people shouldn’t raise kids. He was beaten in his last election by an out lesbian.

Her comments after 9/11 actually pointed out the daily harassment many Muslims in America face.

The party faithful are coming back to the fold, despite the endless stream of corruption and misbehavior by GOP politicians.