Gay Wars: What We Saw at CPAC

[BrentWil]

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On one side, this is kind of funny. On the other... if you do happen to be gay and actually do believe in Republican economic values... where do you go?

[PoliticAverse]

1. Republican economic values?

Like welfare for corporations?
Charging wars to the national credit card?

[BrentWil]

2. You know what they believe in...

Less regulation, taxes, etc. Even if I disagree with them, it is nice to see CPAC open up to them.

[PoliticAverse]

3. I know what they _say_ they believe in.

But it seems conservatives these days favor big government of a fascist type.

You can certainly argue that greater acceptance of gays is a good thing among republicans,
but would you want your gay brother to become one?...

[BrentWil]

4. I would want my gay brother to be accepted for whatever

political belief system he had.

[bjobotts]

6. Except a Nazi, right..This is the very party that has been putting down gay rights till their votes

added up. Just more republican hypocrisy. If the tea party yelled "Kill the dirty faggot" They'd go right along with it. Bachmann understands gay people...it says so in her Bible. Gay or not they are still sick ass republicans doing whatever they are told.

[Enthusiast]

8. Nice post.

I agree. When Republicans claim the mantle of fiscal responsibility it is an egregious lie.

[TlalocW]

5. I nearly spit all over my keyboard

When he was interviewing that one guy while wearing a (black) cowboy hat, asking him, "What do you give a rip about?"

TlalocW

[WhoIsNumberNone]

7. The Birchers are only 20 feet from the homos?

Better be careful- That might be close enough to catch The Gay...

[Laker33]

9. CPAC

The republican party will never be accepting to gays or any minority in fact.

[BrentWil]

10. you don't know that...

At one point (1910s) someone would say that about the Democratic Party. Woodrow Wilson was no friend to African Americans and up to that point most that could vote, voted for the GOP.