Congressional Equality Caucus Celebrates ‘Gayest Congress in History’ Following Democratic Midterm Sweep
- The Congressional Equality Caucus said the incoming 120th Congress will be the largest openly LGBTQ Congress in U.S. history after Democrats won control of both chambers.
- Equality PAC projected that 17 openly LGBTQ lawmakers could serve in the new Congress, including 15 House members and two senators.
- Chris Pappas became the first openly gay man elected to the U.S. Senate, while Sarah McBride won reelection as Congress’s first openly transgender member.
- Democrats could pursue the Equality Act and oversight of President Donald Trump’s policies, but Senate rules and a possible presidential veto could limit or block legislation.
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Congressional Equality Caucus Celebrates ‘Gayest Congress in History’ Following Democratic Midterm Sweep
The Congressional Equality Caucus hailed a record level of openly LGBTQ representation in the incoming 120th Congress after Democrats won control of the House and ... The post Congressional Equality Caucus Celebrates ‘Gayest Congress in History’ Following Democratic Midterm Sweep first appeared on [your]NEWS.
The new composition of the American Congress will be the gayest in history, as reported by the Congressional Equality Caucus, an open association of LGBT people* in the lower house of the American Parliament.
Democrats Cheer the Incoming “Gayest Congress in History” – It’s Also the Most Non-White Congress * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson
Democrats are celebrating an unusual new feat this midterm cycle after the blue wave secured the "gayest Congress in American history," according to the Congressional Equality Caucus, a pro-LGBTQ group of lawmakers. The leftwing group currently has 192 Democratic members and zero Republicans.
‘GAYEST Congress In History’ Could Challenge Trump’s Policies
The Congressional Equality Caucus declared Thursday that “The 120th Congress will officially be the GAYEST Congress in history! (that we know of)” after the November 3 midterm elections. Equality PAC, an organization affiliated with the caucus, projected a record 17 openly LGBTQ lawmakers in the incoming Congress. The announcement follows Democratic victories giving the party […]
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