In the News Absence of LGBT page from White House site worrying sign, say gay rights advocates
But the continued absence of any replacement content on LGBT issues could be intended to send a political message, said Kevin Kosar, a senior fellow at the non-partisan, public policy think tank R Street Institute in Washington D.C.
“Some folks might see the disappearance of (certain issues)… as a way that the Trump administration is signaling to portions of its voters and supporters that ‘Hey, we’re not in favor of this stuff’,” he said by phone.
