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Anti-LGBTQ+ minister says God would cure AIDS if we let all HIV patients die first
Self-described “Christocrat” Rick Scarborough also said he has very good gaydar.
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Wolves in the hen house: Look who Texas recruited to promote its bathroom bill
The Lt. Governor insists that asking the Family Research Council to promote a bill to limit bathroom access to the gender on one’s birth certificate is not transphobia.
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Holy flock! Donald Trump to meet with religious right leaders
The presumptive GOP nominee will be courting some of the most radical anti-LGBTQ religious leaders in America.
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Sen. Ted Cruz to join anti-gay activists in honoring his father
Next month, Rick Scarborough’s Vision America will host its annual “Heroes of Faith Gala” where the Family Research Council’s Tony Perkins will receive the 2014 “National Hero of Faith Award” and Rafael Cruz, a Religious Right activist and father of Sen. Ted Cruz, will be honored with the “Don Wildmon Award,” named for the founder of the American Family Association.
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Anti-gay activists: We need a class action lawsuit against homosexuality
Watch out Big Gay, prepare to be served! Rick Scarborough invited Peter LaBarbera to address his Tea Party Unity group Thursday, and the two anti-gay activists discussed ways to somehow file a “class action lawsuit” against homosexuality just like when attorneys general of many states filed a lawsuit against tobacco companies.
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How the American Right came to embrace Russia’s anti-gay crackdown
American conservative groups haven’t just praised Russia’s crackdown on gays. Working through several channels, American anti-gay activists quietly provided intellectual backing and international support that directly and indirectly fueled the resurgent anti-gay movement in Russia and in other former Soviet states like Lithuania, Moldova and Ukraine.
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Who’s Who at this year’s ‘Values Voter Summit 2012’
This weekend Republican and conservative leaders, including GOP vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan, are set to address the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C.