Kentucky Picks Gay Mayor to Take On Rand Paul for Senate
The Senate has just one out member; could Jim Gray become the second?
MAY 17 2016 4:47 PM
By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Private Policy and Terms of Use.
The Senate has just one out member; could Jim Gray become the second?
They also vied for who's most religious and toughest on illegal immigration.
Hillary Clinton responded via Twitter to Rand Paul's statement that LGBT workers should stay in the closet instead of having employment protections.
Paul stops short of agreeing with Kim Davis, but he supports her right in 'making a stand.'
Paul says the Graham-Cassidy health care bill isn't a real repeal of Obamacare.
Reportedly short on cash and support, the U.S. senator from Kentucky ended his quest for the Republican nomination after a poor showing in Iowa.
Kentucky's Republican senator has some competition this fall in an out mayor from Lexington.
Donald Trump says he won't run outside the party structure, as does Ben Carson, in a foreign policy debate marked by many contentious moments.
The Republican senator and presidential hopeful says he's worried about the implications for religious liberty now that same-sex marriages have nationwide government recognition.
Democrats nominated an out gay man to run against Rand Paul in Kentucky, but he's fighting without the complete support of LGBT groups.
Rand Paul voted against stopping terrorists from getting guns. Will it matter in his reelection?
Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, and others are appealing to prejudices.
The candidates are endorsing the First Amendment Defense Act, which would prohibit the federal government from stopping discrimination by people or businesses.
The Republican presidential candidate has clarified his comments about workplace discrimination that were roundly criticized as saying gays should stay in the closet.
Leave your identity at home and don't bring it into the workplace, says the Republican presidential hopeful.
The late-night comedy great thinks the 2016 presidential candidate's views on antigay 'religious freedom' laws don't hold up under scrutiny.