May 25, 2021
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VALDAMAR ARCHULETA IS ON TODAY TO TALK ABOUT PRIDE BANNING COPS He s our man in the Colorado Log Cabin Republicans and he s on to talk about the origin of PRIDE and how Log Cabin Republicans feel about the move across the country, including in Denver, to exclude the police from any PRIDE events. He s on a 1 to discuss. Find out more by clicking here.
A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEVER BEEN POLICE OFFICERS WANT TO TELL THE COPS HOW TO DO THEIR JOBS I m all for input from all sources about how we can make our streets safer for both citizens AND police officers. However I am immediately skeptical of the 112 recommendations on how to re imagine police because the people who came up with these ideas have never done the job and I bet they never even did a ride along either. Being a police officer isn t like any other job. It requires a certain set of skills and level of patience most of us can t even imagine. So when a group of activists gets togethe
The repeated attacks on trans rights in Tennessee has prompted a widespread backlash from Americans, including Jennifer Pritzker, the world’s first and only out trans billionaire. Even the Log Cabin Republicans called the bill requiring businesses to post signs if trans people use their bathrooms “misguided”.
President of the Human Rights Campaign Alphonso David said in a public statement: “The state of Tennessee is quickly becoming a national leader for anti-LGBTQ legislation, as lawmakers would rather discriminate against LGBTQ youth than focus on real problems facing Tennesseans.
“I want to be clear: Gov. Lee’s shameful decision to sign this baseless and discriminatory bill into law will harm the health and well-being of trans students in Tennessee by creating daily degrading experiences for them at school.
Scarpello to speak at Log Cabin meeting
May 17, 2021 |
Log Cabin Republicans of Dallas hold their May meeting Thursday, May 20, from 6-8:30 p.m., with Dallas County Elections Administrator Michael Scarpello as guest speaker.
Happy hour begins at 6 p.m., and the meeting begins at 7 p.m. A fajita meal served during the presentation is $23 per person. For information visit LCRDallas.org. Tammye Nash