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The former Massachusetts congressman praised California U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters for her decades of LGBTQ+ allyship at a recent PFLAG awards ceremony.
The California politician may be Trump's most vocal critic in Congress, but fearlessness has long been a trait of this trailblazer.
The California congresswoman again calls out the Treasury secretary on his pathetic excuses.Â
Waters calls for standing up to Trump's immigration crackdown and other policies in a personal manner -- but he says, "Be careful what you wish for."
The president called her "a very low-I.Q. individual," and the congresswoman delivered a major counter-attack on Saturday.
The congresswoman/Resistance queen persisted in "reclaiming" her time.Â
Rep. Waters wasn't the only one who lost her temper with Jordan's bullying tactics.
The Democratic congresswoman is a frequent target of right-wing trolls and bullies.
Michael Tracey claimed 78-year-old Waters shoved him, and then he used misogynist language to discredit her.
Broadway's Mykal Kilgore sings Waters's political catchphrase in stunning harmony.Â
The U.S. representative delivered a fiery condemnation of President Trump at the Resist March in Los Angeles.
The congresswoman was told by a straight white man that she didn't understand discrimination. It did not go over well.
Hillary Clinton is finally "out of the woods," and is using her voice to defend journalist April Ryan and Congresswoman Maxine Waters from Republican attacks.
Omar Navarro, a convicted stalker and perennial long-shot candidate against California Congresswoman Maxine Waters, doesn't like the drag queen on Blue's Clues either.
The out MSNBC host provides a guide to the details emerging about Russia's interference in the presidential election -- and the Trump campaign's possible collusion.Â
Lena Waithe and Kate McKinnon were awarded for their comedic contributions.
The far-right former White House is the latest person associated with Donald Trump or the administration to be checked in public.Â
Once hesistant to speak out, the drag performer now feels "it's necessary to not hold back and call out the bullshit that's there."
