Missouri's Republican legislature put Amendment 3 on the November ballot to undo the 2024 abortion-rights vote and write a ban into the state constitution. A campaign staffer says their 'number one' pitch is the measure's ban on gender-affirming care — which is already illegal in Missouri.
Texas v. Kennedy began as a fight over transgender people. Ken Paxton's Texas was one of five states that stayed in after most others quit — and a judge has now erased the rule telling states to serve disabled people in their homes instead of institutions.
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Colorado Congressman Jeff Crank spent a decade on the radio attacking the rights of everyday Americans.
Sarah Sanders's reelection ad shows a bearded adult man trying to join a women's college team and says she defied the Biden administration and 'won the fight' over women's sports. Biden's 2024 Title IX rule didn't address sports, and Arkansas's trans-athlete ban was signed by Asa Hutchinson in 2021.
Recordings from the Colorado Springs congressman's old talk-radio show have him saying the military shouldn't have had 'gays in the military or women in combat' foisted on it, calling the Supreme Court's marriage ruling the destruction of marriage, and asking whether father-daughter incest is next. He's facing an Army veteran this November.
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Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville took to the Senate floor to call for bringing back mental institutions, claim trans people are fueling a wave of violent crime, and warn that airline pilots are secretly "furries."
In a Senate floor speech his office titled 'the Transgender Mental Disease,' the Alabama governor candidate blamed Charlie Kirk's killing and the Butler shooting on trans people, said doctors should spend life in prison, and warned your pilot might be a furry. The FBI and the charging documents say otherwise.
Under deals announced September 18, UPMC and NYU Langone will stop providing gender-affirming care to minors and pay the government $9.45 million combined. Both denied wrongdoing. The Justice Department had spent a year demanding the private records of trans children — and losing in court.
Asked whether America is ready for a gay president, Rep. Derrick Van Orden told TMZ that 'African Americans don't want to vote for a homosexual.' Polling shows most Black voters say a candidate's sexual orientation makes no difference.