Republicans

Republicans were half-and-half, but there’s only one demographic where the majority is still uncomfortable with same-sex marriage. Take a good guess.

The political system is structured for two parties. It’s almost impossible for a third party to break through as an alternative to the GOP.

Rep. Denver Riggleman is hardly a flaming liberal. But, his challenger works for Jerry Falwell Jr. at the notorious Liberty University.

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

Barbara Bollier left the state’s GOP because of anti-trans policies, and now she’s the front runner to be the Democratic nominee in the battleground election.

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

This ‘educator’ is just a conspiracy theorist spreading hate – but Twitter gave us something to be thankful for this Thanksgiving.

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.

The latest fundraising numbers for Republican Senators running for re-election are a sign that Democrats may be closing in on retaking the chamber.

Pence’s stay at Trump’s resort in Ireland was more than just the usual presidential grifting. It was a sign of Pence’s desparation.

But there’s still one public place where legislators refuse to allow guns. We’ll give you one guess where it is.

Usually the recall is for corrupt politicians. But Republicans are now trying to remove politicians who are part of the LGBT community.

Multiple countries have warned travelers about the United State’s gun violence, and American voters aren’t happy about it either.

Carl DeMaio ran for Congress as an out gay conservative in 2014. This time, his campaign site barely mentions that he’s gay at all.

A television personality with a huge following, a best-selling book and his finger on the pulse of voters fearful of change–where have we heard that before?

Three Republicans announce in one week that they’re retiring from Congress. Is that an acknolwedgment that Democrats have the upper hand in next year’s election?

For seven terms, the Orange County Republican led a vicious campaign against “militant homosexuals” and people with AIDS. His legacy lives on in the current GOP.

The biggest problem for Foley is that he’s now openly gay. The irony may be that his past scandal isn’t as disqualifying to Republican voters as being out is.

Berk says the LGBTQ community needs to do this to make up for the loss of rights under Trump.

They’re not all angels.