Stop Trump's Anti-LGBTQ Judicial Nominee!

February 6, 2018

This is urgent. Trump’s extremist, anti-LGBTQ nominee to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, Stuart Kyle Duncan, could be confirmed as soon as Wednesday.

Please use this quick form to tell your Senator to vote NO on his confirmation!

Duncan has built his career on undermining fairness and equality. Time and time again he defended corporations and lawmakers who wanted to discriminate.

Read the letter we submitted to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary with Lambda Legal in collaboration with 39 equality organizations detailing his troubling record.

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