While Nevada’s effort to pass marriage equality is admirable, is it worth it if some clergy are allowed to still discriminate against others based on their sexual preference?
Kansas Republican Governor Sam Brownback signed sweeping religiously motivated anti-abortion legislation into law on Friday.
North Dakotas anti-women measures continue to be struck down in courts. Why do they continue passing them?
On Tuesday, the Arizona legislature passed a bill that would basically force city gun buyback programs to become gun dealers.
‘How would you feel if I called your college and told them what bad character you have and what a backstabber you are?’
American’s views are the opposite of those held by Republicans, which explains why a February poll found Republican popularity at a new low.
A federal judge in Mississippi has issued a temporary order to prevent the state’s sole remaining abortion provider from being closed.
And if that’s not enough, Republicans in North Dakota are also trying to shut down the state’s sole remaining abortion clinic.
If the measure makes it through, Nevada would declare marriage equality a constitutionally protected civil right in 2016.
Delaware lawmakers are poised to become the next state to make marriage equality a reality for same-sex couples, and it could happen sooner rather than later.
Tying assistance to needy families with child performance in school is morally unacceptable. The protesters were right to bring children to confront Campfield.
If anything, it’s corporations that should be forced to undergo background checks before receiving federal subsidies.
By not giving women accessible and affordable contraception, Texas Republicans are responsible for the increased number of unwanted pregnancies in the state.
The only people who seem to not want peace are so-called Christians on the right-wing who have an agenda
Marriage equality has a very good chance to succeed in Rhode Island. Democrats dominate both houses of the legislature.
If Glenn Beck can reach a logical conclusion, or see the light, to put it in the Christian Right vernacular, will other conservatives follow his example?
It’s becoming so bad for women in Kansas, that it’s hard to see why they don’t leave the state in droves to live in places where reproductive rights are protected.
If legislatures across the country were waging war against men’s health, the GOP would call it government intrusion and would adamantly demand that government stay out of our personal lives.
To think that half the U.S. Senate would stand with Iran and North Korea because they believe a ridiculous right-wing conspiracy theory is jaw dropping.
Once again, the priorities of Republicans are astoundingly ridiculous, completely out of touch with reality, and goes against the will of the American people.
