[UPDATED]The Trump administration has immediately begun omitting discussion of work that’s been done on the pressing fronts of LGBTQ rights, climate change, health care, and other matters that were heavily contested during the election.

Just hours after the inauguration, news sources began reporting that there is no mention of these issues at the new whitehouse.gov site. It’s not uncommon for major changes to hit the government site during times of administrative turnover, and each incoming administration puts up its own website and archives the site of the previous administration.

Obama’s whitehouse.gov site has been archived. But it remains to be seen if these issues will receive a mention on the site in the near future.

This article has been corrected; a previous version said that mention of the issues has been deleted. Their discussion remains on the archived Obama whitehouse.gov site.

This article appears in Jan 18-24, 2017.

4 replies on “[UPDATED] LGBTQ rights, climate change? Gone from White House website”

  1. In all fairness, I was looking at websites all day and things were changing from one minute to the next. How about letting the dust settle before criticizing?

  2. This is some garbage reporting by City. Here’s mention of this happening TODAY back in OCTOBER. You know, before Trump was even elected. Garbage reporting City….

    “Similar to the Clinton and Bush White House websites, President Obamas WhiteHouse.gov will be preserved on the web and frozen after January 20th and made available at ObamaWhiteHouse.gov. The incoming White House will receive the WhiteHouse.gov domain and all content that has been posted to WhiteHouse.gov during the Obama administration will be archived with NARA.”

    https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/blog/…

  4. Where’s the Republican patriot police? Trump was not wearing a flag lapel pin. Where is the outrage?

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