After the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage in 2015, Kyle called the decision an "abject failure" that "imperils civic peace" and which "raises a question about the legitimacy of the court."

Duncan, age 46 from Louisiana, has had a stellar career standing up for the immutable definition of marriage, standing against the infiltration of gender identity ideology in our courts, protecting the unborn, and defending religious liberty.

Yet this is precisely why progressives in general—and LGBT'ers in particular—have vehemently opposed his nomination by the Trump Administration every step of the way, and why now they are reacting to his confirmation so viscerally.

"Quite simply, Duncan is bughouse on the subject of gay people and trans people and any other person whose sexuality gives Duncan the jittery Jesus vapors," wrote commentator Charles P. Pierce in Esquire Magazine.

Washington DC's behemoth pro-gay and transgender lobbying organization, The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), issued a hyperbolic statement in advance of the Senate vote, declaring Duncan to be a "dangerous extremist" whose "career of attacks on LGBTQ people makes clear he is incapable of this fundamental responsibility. He is unfit to serve and the Senate must reject his nomination."

The HRC statement continued:

"Duncan's record of anti-LGBTQ advocacy is alarming. He represented the Gloucester County School Board in their case against Gavin Grimm, the transgender high school student whose restroom access was restricted based on his transgender status. He advocated on behalf of Louisiana in the state's bid to uphold its same-sex marriage ban and wrote an amicus brief for Louisiana and 14 other states arguing their same-sex marriage bans did not undermine the decision in U.S. v. Windsor, the landmark Supreme Court case that required the federal government to recognize the marriages of same-sex couples. He also argued that a couple married in New York could not have their names added to the birth certificate of a child they adopted in Louisiana because the state did not recognize same-sex marriages at the time and its adoption statute does not allow unmarried couples to adopt"...

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