Terry McAuliffe

“Is he now disqualifying every nun from teaching? Or is this simply a new divisive & hateful homophobic slur against LGBTQ teachers?”

Glenn Youngkin opposes marriage equality and calls trans girls “biological males.” He won by appealing to the worst instincts of the right in his state.

“Are we still arguing about gay marriage? Really? I thought that ship had sailed.”

Virginia’s Republican, Trump-endorsed candidate for governor finally mustered the courage to answer the question after previously dodging the topic.

It’s all just politics, right? Maybe we just need to out-strategize them you say?

“Building back better starts in the states,” Biden says. And Danica Roem is part of that process.

Glenn Youngkin has made attacking LGBTQ people the center piece of his campaign. If you believe the polls, it might just be working, too.

Running in the increasingly-blue state of Virginia, Glenn Youngkin refused to say whether he supports marriage equality – pandering to the far-right fantasy that it’s not a long-settled issue.

Idaho state representative Bryan Zollinger says “maybe it was a mistake” to make the offending post. Uh, ya think?

Imagine violent organizations of any other race announcing a massive, armed protest. How far would they get?

Donald Trump couldn’t bring himself to condemn the violence directly.

Two years after Tony London and Tim Bostic made headlines in their legal fight to wed, they’re taking sides in Virginia’s primary election.

A new tell-all book that explores how and why Hillary Clinton lost throws a ton of shade at the gay campaign manager.

The bill’s sponsor said that the governor “crossed a line” when he signed an order prohibiting anti-LGBT discrimination.

Legislators gave early approval to a bill that prohibits the state from penalizing any group or person who believes that marriage is only between a man and woman.

Governor Terry McAuliffe’s executive order makes anti-LGBTQ discrimination among state employees, contractors and subcontractors illegal.

The debate is likely all for show, as Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe has already vowed to veto the bill.

Two bills by the same Virginia Senator might add language which will allow clerks not to issue a marriage license if the clerk has religious objections.

Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s support for same-sex marriage was listed among the reasons the church would no longer take part in the event.

RICHMOND, Va. — Gov. Terry McAuliffe has become the first Virginia governor to preside over a same-sex wedding ceremony. McAuliffe officiated Friday at the wedding of a lesbian couple, Renee Bradley and Katherine Bradley-Black of Northern Virginia, and said he feels honored to be part of the “important occasion.”