Ronald Reagan

• Birth date: 1911
  

She has vocally supported LGBTQ Americans in numerous ways since the 1980s AIDS crisis.

They called her Brownie Mary, and she called the young gay men she helped her kids.

“I think it’s interesting, we have midterm elections coming up and suddenly there’s a new health emergency.”

“The story of gay people in America is a story of progress and then reaction to it,” says author James Kirchick. But whose story is being told is up for debate in response to his new book “Secret City.”

“We can’t ‘other’ our differences. We can’t create false separateness that doesn’t exist. And we have to call out those who have a zest for demonization.”

The Reagan administration was known for ignoring AIDS, so maybe not the best timing?

“I’ve heard some conservatives may be fans of President Reagan,” Psaki quipped before reading a quote from the Republican idol himself. And she didn’t stop there.

Joe Biden is temporarily transferring power to Kamala Harris before a medical procedure, something that Donald Trump allegedly took great pain to avoid doing with Mike Pence.

Jimmy Carter was a trailblazer, and he’s finally getting recognized as one.

Out Assemblyman Alex Lee gave a short blistering speech before his colleagues voted and let them know exactly why he opposed the measure.

It was the days of the AIDS Plague and Rotten Ronny Reagan’s tyranny.

In a rebuke to the Trump administration, Pete Buttigieg is starting two programs “so that good jobs can become meaningful careers” for more disadvantaged people.

Democrats have long hoped to break the GOP stranglehold on the state. Republican incompetence at governing may finally give them the break they need.

He also contrasted the AIDS activists that once targeted him with COVID deniers, saying the former “ultimately were on the right side of history.”

In dealing with the coronavirus, Trump & the GOP are repeating the Reagan administration’s terrible response to the AIDS epidemic.

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

Bush tried to limit funding for HIV-research and ban all HIV-positive immigrants from the US, but we fought back.

George H.W. Bush was a man of personal decency, but it never translated into helping us when he was president.

As far back as 543 C.E., we were taking the blame. So why does this lunacy continue?

Pride battles oppression as AIDS ravages the land.