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Jeff Crank Said on His Radio Show That Gay People Shouldn't Serve in the Military — and Compared Same-Sex Marriage to Incest

Jeff Crank Said on His Radio Show That Gay People Shouldn't Serve in the Military — and Compared Same-Sex Marriage to Incest

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.

Tommy Tuberville Called for Bringing Back Mental Institutions to Stop Trans 'Violence.' Trump's Own FBI Found No Sign the Butler Shooter He Named Was Trans.

Tommy Tuberville Called for Bringing Back Mental Institutions to Stop Trans 'Violence.' Trump's Own FBI Found No Sign the Butler Shooter He Named Was Trans.

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.

Ken Paxton Released an AI Video of James Talarico Giving a Speech He Never Gave. Paxton Appears at the End to Say He Approved the Message.

Ken Paxton Released an AI Video of James Talarico Giving a Speech He Never Gave. Paxton Appears at the End to Say He Approved the Message.

The ad, titled 'King James,' uses an AI-generated Talarico to deliver a monologue rewriting the Bible. It stitches together fragments of his real remarks, strips their context, changes some of his words, and scripts them into a speech that does not exist. Paxton's campaign did not answer when The Advocate asked why it manufactured footage instead of using real video.

Cindy Hyde-Smith Launched a Website Made to Look Like Her Opponent's. Its Headline Attack Cites a Letter in Which the Word Surgery Never Appears.

Cindy Hyde-Smith Launched a Website Made to Look Like Her Opponent's. Its Headline Attack Cites a Letter in Which the Word Surgery Never Appears.

Her campaign registered ColomForSenate.com to imitate Scott Colom's real site, ScottColom.com, and calls him the 'transgender defender' who 'pushed radical sex change surgeries for children.' The 2021 letter it cites is the only document linked anywhere on the site, and the word surgery does not appear in it once.