WASHINGTON - The White House says President Donald Trump will leave intact a 2014 executive order that protects federal workers from anti-LGBTQ discrimination.
In a statement released early Tuesday, the White House says Trump "is determined to protect the rights of all Americans, including the LGBTQ community" and that he "continues to be respectful and supportive of LGBTQ rights, just as he was throughout the election."
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How politically correct.
ReplyDeleteAsk syria for those rights ?.
ReplyDeleteAnd tragically, most gays and lesbians voted for Hillary in fear that their rights would be taken away. Nothing could have been further than the truth.
ReplyDeleteI think we will see most gays lesbians bisexuals and transgendered humans abandoning the democrat party and joining the Republican Party when they see Pres. Trump is behind their cause as he is proving with actions such as these.
DeleteWhat about the Muslins that LIVE here and work here???
ReplyDeleteAnyone know what the Q stands for. lol WTF has this world come to.
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