Gregory T. Angelo, a former 'Log Cabin Republican' president, says he regrets being at least partly responsible for turning corporations woke. Angelo, for the Wall Street Journal, now insists,"[t]he politicization everything is too high a price for the gay-rights advances of the 2010s."
[...]A conservative councillor has been forced out of her role and told to undergo "Equality Act and emotional intelligence training” after criticizing the prevalence of LGBT flags in a small, English town. The issue emerges as leftists decry the removal of Tennessee legislators in the United States, for their role in protesting against gun rights in America.
[...]The entire United Kingdom will have mandatory photographic identification requirements for voting in the nation's May elections this year.
[...]American "beer" brand Bud Light knocked $4 billion dollars off its parent company Anheuser Busch's market cap this past week, following a pro-transgender advertisement featuring the biological male known as Dylan Mulvaney.
[...]Fifty five percent of likely voters in the United States believe that the indictment and attempted prosecution of former U.S. President Donald J. Trump is “bad for America,” according to a poll conducted last week by Rasmussen Reports.
[...]French President Emmanuel Macron said this weekend that European are not looking to be “caught up in crises that are not ours," while claiming he is intent on “[reducing Europe’s] dependency on the United States,” to avoid being dragged into a conflict between the US and China.
[...]One in five Democrats trust Republicans more with immigration than their own party, according to data released by Rasmussen Reports. The published results also detailed conflicting views on the topic amongst Democratic Party voters.
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