Eventually, reality always wins. This election serves as an important lesson in the propaganda wars. For nearly every election of my lifetime, a key part of the Republican plan to win has been coming up with increasingly wilder ways to scare people about Democrats. And for most of my life,
I can't believe it's been a whole ass decade since I began living my life as my true self
HHS letters give WPATH, the American Medical Association, the American Psychiatric Association, American Psychological Association, the Endocrine Society, and others ten days to respond
Why you are seeing all these Ken Paxton ads and why this is a sign of the GOP's Texas demise
The Democratic Party will win this fall in spite of the consultants, not because of them
Some conservative PACs have backed off from running anti-trans ads. Is this a sign of what's to come for trans people?
Texas PAC has bought $64 million in attack ads against Democrat James Talarico and it features menacingly edited segments of an otherwise innocuous Human Rights Campaign video.
The big lie worked because it played on your protective instincts
Elon Musk obviously hates trans people, but let's not pretend he has nothing to gain personally from a Republican win this fall
My life changed forever on September 11, 2001, and not in completely bad ways.
Last night at the Midterm Election Republican National Convention, President Donald Trump promised to send every American adult $5000 if Republicans retain the US House and Senate. He won't do that.
The Times tried to cast Moulton as an exciting younger candidate running to unseat a geriatric Democratic incumbent but voters don't want youth, they want solutions