Roy Moore

After effectively losing his job because Trump didn’t understand that the Attorney General isn’t his personal lawyer, Sessions is back. And he has no pride.

If this story sounds familiar, that’s because another Alabama Republican made headlines at the same place earlier this year when he said LGBTQ people had ruined good TV.

“Give me a break. This place has enough creepy old men,” one female Republican Senator said.

“If you actually care about #MAGA more than your own ego, it’s time to ride off into the sunset, Judge.”

Alabama’s lone Republican senator is in charge of growing their majority in the chamber. But even he’s not willing to give Roy Moore another chance.

There are still judges in the state that refuse to issue marriage licenses because of marriage equality.

We’re better off without the rabidly anti-LGBTQ politician Roy Moore, but this secret campaign against him is worrying.

Moore may be disgraced, but his argument that the Supreme Court nominee is the victim of a liberal plot is shared by many fellow conservatives.

The states join virulent anti-LGBTQ religious right groups, including Roy Moore’s, to argue that federal law shouldn’t protect trans workers.

When a coach sexually assaults male athletes, it’s major news. When the victim is female, why isn’t America as angry?