Same-sex marriage

On CNN This Morning, anchorman Don Lemon announces with pompous solemnity that, along with his fiancé, he will be attending the signing ceremony at the White House of the "Respect for Marriage Act."

On Tuesday night, Houston, Texas-area media reported a large first responders presence at the home of Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) and that, as per ABC-13, “officers responded to reports of a 14-year-old with self-inflicted stab wounds” after which Cruz’s oldest daughter was taken to the hospital. But instead of abiding by unwritten rules to leave the underage children with famous…

On Monday and Tuesday, ABC’s Good Morning America and World News Tonight covered the Supreme Court case involving a Christian businesswoman being taken to court to force her to create a website for a gay wedding with heavy doses of fear-mongering and scorn. Over three segments, senior national correspondent Terry Moran insisted support for religious liberty would turn back…

In one of the dumbest comments you’ll ever hear on CNN (which is really saying something), CNN Tonight host Laura Coates attempted to argue for denying people of faith their religious liberty by forcing bakers and wedding website designers to lend their services to same-sex “weddings” by comparing it to restaurant owners claiming they’re artists in order to deny African Americans,…

When the left tells you they believe “speech is violence” or opposing viewpoints are dangerous to people, they really mean it. The latest evidence of this came on Monday’s Chris Jansing Reports on MSNBC when anchor Chris Jansing brought on New York City councilman Erik Bottcher to lash out at Fox News and Tucker Carlson for booking “dangerous” guests like the person behind the popular…

On Monday’s edition of MSNBC’s Deadline: White House, host Nicolle Wallace assembled a panel of malcontents and miscreants to hurl the vilest, and most unhinged insults and allegations against religious conservatives and Fox News hosts that they could think of as a way to blame them for the mass shooting at an “LGBTQ” club in Colorado Springs, Colorado. 

In 2015, when a Supreme Court majority ruled in Obergefell v. Hodges that “state bans on same-sex marriage and on recognizing same-sex marriages duly performed in other jurisdictions are unconstitutional under the Due Process and Equal Protection clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution,” I wrote that the Court had an obligation to tell us if there were…

Google showed users how much it supports Warner Bros. taking the classic Scooby Doo TV series and turning one of its core characters into a rainbow mafia symbol of the woke left.

First comes love. Then comes…a heteronormative and oppressive institution? If Freeform’s racist sitcom and black-ish spinoff grown-ish is to be believed, that’s what marriage boils down to. So, remind us again why the left fought so hard for gay marriage.

The Washington Post cheered a reported ban of a gamer who made a pro-America modification that offended the rainbow-praising Big Tech overlords.

In the midst of liberal post-Roe panic, New York Times reporter Trip Gabriel followed the left-wing logic far beyond gay marriage on Saturday, bizarrely suggesting that interracial marriage was also in danger. (Tell that to the liberal’s current Enemy No.1, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, and his wife Ginny.)

MSNBC will say and do anything to further the Democrat Party’s leftist agenda, no matter what the actual truth is. Further proof of this came during the tail end of Wednesday night’s All In when Chris Hayes claimed, without evidence, that the Supreme Court signaled in the landmark Dobbs v. Jackson case that the decision would create a precedent for repealing the right to same-sex…

This weekend, Texas Senator Ted Cruz said (unsurprisingly) that he thought Obergefell v. Hodges — the 2015 Supreme Court decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide — was wrongly decided. Predictably, the panel of CNN’s New Day on Monday morning took Cruz’s remarks out of context to bash the Texas Senator and the “right extreme of the base” that is still opposed to…

On Jonathan Capehart's Sunday Show, MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner says "I don't believe for a minute they [the Supreme Court] are not going to come after desegregation.