Scott Lively

Ivanka was “the Eve in the Garden of Trump’s own family convincing him to eat the apple of pro-gay political correctness.”

Donald Trump “defied God on a fundamental tenet of the Bible and never repented of it” by supporting LGBTQ people too much.

The Trump administration called anti-discrimination efforts “divisive, un-American propaganda training sessions.”

The straight, white men said Black people need “perspective” because slavery is “not something to lose your mind over.”

One prominent right-wing figure said coronavirus is just a propaganda campaign to take down the Trump economy.

Conservative Christians hate that the rainbow has become a symbol of LGBTQ pride. To them, it’s a symbol of God’s impending judgment.

Why would anyone think that the administration would ever change its tune on LGBTQ rights? Or that the religious right would go along with it?

There is a long history on the right of associating homosexuality with evil, and evil with homosexuality.

In the party of Trump, being an unrepentant homophobe moves you from the fringe to credible challenger.

Why did the state allow hate speech in a voter guide distributed to millions of households across the state?

Scott Lively says he’s sorry for the bad things he’s said about us. But he’s still okay with saying we’re responsible for the Holocaust.

“Who will be the voice for conservative homosexuals?” the anti-gay preacher asks supporters. “Who will defend their civil right not to declare their sexuality publicly?”

These folks aren’t going anywhere. If anything, the Department of Justice showed that they’re coming back to center stage.

The Bushes, Clintons, and Obama want to start a civil war and Cosby’s trial for sexual assault “was a preemptive strike” to take out “America’s dad,” he says.

An East African gay advocacy group filed the lawsuit against minister Scott Lively under a statute that allows non-citizens to sue for violations of international law.

Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel is representing an anti-LGBTQ preacher who’s being sued for supporting criminalization of homosexuality in Uganda.

On The Day of Silence, students take a vow of silence in solidarity with closeted and bullied LGBTQ youth.

“The Antichrist is going to appear on the scene,” he says.

He capped off 2015 by writing a handful of open letters to homophobic activists, urging them to promote Russian-style antigay laws throughout the world.

“I’m actually a little surprised they moved so fast into transgenderism when they still haven’t finished mopping up on just simple homosexuality.”