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America’s Survival, Inc. (ASI) Publication
Vol. 1. No. 21
WORLD REVOLUTION REPORT
The newsletter that keeps you informed about revolutionary struggle here and abroad
Editor and publisher: Cliff Kincaid
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Certain “Republican” billionaires are now either endorsing or
pumping millions of dollars into the campaign to normalize
homosexual activity, even “gay marriage.” The result of this
campaign, if successful, will be:
 To destroy the winning Reagan coalition of social, economic, and
foreign policy conservatives.
 Marginalize and isolate traditional conservatives; drive millions of
Christians out of the Republican Party.
 Elect more liberal Republicans and Democrats to office.
Even Fox News financially supports the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association. Peter LaBarbera’s report on
Fox News is available at www.usasurvival.org
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Out Magazine (left)
These wealthy individuals include:
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Paul E. Singer, the founder and CEO of hedge fund Elliott Management
Corporation and The Paul E. Singer Family Foundation. He created the American
Unity PAC. The Elliott funds have grown to approximately $23 billion today. The
Paul E. Singer Foundation is teaming up with the Daniel S. Loeb Family
Foundation to award the Human Rights Campaign Foundation (HRC) major
grants over three years. Singer sits on the board of Commentary Magazine and
he is chairman of the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, Inc.
Peter Thiel, Facebook's first institutional investor, is a homosexual activist who
co-founded the PayPal company and has links to libertarian think tanks such as
the Cato Institute. He also contributes to the American Foundation for Equal
Rights.
Billionaire David Koch is not directly funding homosexual groups, but he and his
brother Charles are funding the pro-homosexual marriage Cato Institute. Plus,
David Koch signed the gay marriage brief delivered to the U.S. Supreme court.
Groups backed by billionaires Charles and David Koch are reported to be spending
nearly $1 billion ahead of 2016's elections. It will be hard for the groups taking this
money to ignore his commitment to homosexual rights and homosexual marriage.
Daniel Schulman, a senior editor in the Washington bureau of Mother Jones magazine
and the author of Sons of Wichita: How the Koch Brothers Became America’s Most
Powerful and Private Dynasty, says the Koch brothers “could nudge the Republican
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Party to a more moderate place” by “actively backing the causes of marriage equality or
reproductive rights.” Koch appeared in Walters’ ABC special program on “The 10 Most
Fascinating People Of 2014.” The interview was featured in various stories highlighting
Koch’s personal views as a “social liberal.” He’s for abortion and homosexual rights.
Only 57 GOP Members of the House
and Senate Sign a Pro-Traditional
Marriage Legal Brief
Only six of 54 Republican members of the Senate signed a pro-traditional marriage
legal brief to the U.S. Supreme Court. In total, 6 Republican Senators and 51
Republican members of the House signed the brief (for a total of 57). By contrast, USA
Today noted that 44 Democratic senators and 167 Democratic House members filed a
brief last month urging the court to approve same-sex marriage and that “The brief
included the full House and Senate [Democratic] leadership teams.”
The Republican senators signing the brief included:
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas
Senator Steve Daines of Montana
Senator James Lankford of Oklahoma
Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma
Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky
Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina
These developments strongly suggest that while the homosexual movement remains
solidly in control of the Democratic Party, the tactics of harassment and intimidation that
we saw wielded against the religious freedom bill in Indiana are taking their toll on the
Republican Party as a whole.
The Bush Family
President George W. Bush did not support homosexual marriage, but he promoted the
homosexual agenda in many other ways, earning sympathetic press releases from the
“gay” Log Cabin Republicans. Michael Guest, one of several open homosexuals
appointed by Bush to various posts, was given the position of U.S. Ambassador to
Romania. During Guest’s swearing-in ceremony, it was reported that then-Secretary of
State Colin Powell made a point to recognize Guest’s “partner.” In 2006, Secretary of
State Condoleezza Rice swore in another openly homosexual Bush appointee, Mark
Dybul, to be the global AIDS coordinator, and acknowledged his “partner.” First Lady
Laura Bush looked on with approval.
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Secretary Rice officiates at the Swearing-In Ceremony for the Honorable Mark Dybul, as U.S. Global
AIDS Coordinator. Also present was First Lady Mrs. Laura Bush and Dybul “partner,” Jason Claire.
Following the Lead of the British “Conservative” Party
Nick Herbert, a top member of the British Conservative Party, is an ominous indication
of where else the GOP may be heading under the influence of the self-proclaimed “gay
conservatives.” Herbert said in a speech at the libertarian Cato Institute that “I’m
especially honored to be sharing a platform with one of Britain’s most valuable exports,
Andrew Sullivan.” The HIV-positive Sullivan, a speaker at the same event, calls himself
a “gay conservative” but has married another man and was caught soliciting “bare-back”
or dangerous, unprotected anal sex on the Internet.
Herbert said he looked forward to the day when “the Prime Minister of the UK or the
President of the United States could just as easily be gay as black.”
President George W. Bush’s wife, Laura, made headlines in 2010 by endorsing
homosexual marriage. Laura Bush said, "There are a lot of people who have trouble
coming to terms with that because they see marriage as traditionally between a man
and a woman. But I also know that, you know, when couples are committed to each
other and love each other, that they ought to have, I think, the same sort of rights that
everyone has." His vice president, Dick Cheney, was caught in an embarrassing family
situation when his daughter Mary came out as a lesbian and had a baby through
artificial insemination. The former vice president supports homosexual marriage.
Barbara Bush, President George W. Bush's daughter, attended a fundraising event for
the American Foundation for Equal Rights.
Speaking at a “Spirit of Lincoln” Log Cabin Republican event, Mary Cheney said:
And it is as a conservative that I believe the cornerstone of our society
isn’t the government — it’s the family. And because of that — I believe our
society must do everything we can to ensure that all families have the
greatest opportunity for success.
I’ve said it before — and I’m sure I will say it again – all families —
regardless of how they look, how they’re made or where they live — all
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families deserve to be treated with the same respect, dignity, legal rights
and recognitions as every other — I firmly believe that.
And I firmly believe that that is the true conservative position. As Prime
Minister Cameron said when he spoke in support of marriage equality in
Great Britain, “I don’t support gay marriage despite being a conservative. I
support gay marriage because I am a conservative.”
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) claims to be opposed to same-sex marriage. But he
has reportedly picked Tim Miller, “one of the most prominent gay Republicans in
Washington politics,” as his communications director.
General Pace was forced out by the George W. Bush Administration because he
opposed homosexuality as immoral.
Robert R. Reilly, author of the highly controversial (and suppressed) book, Making Gay
Okay, says the capitulation of the Republicans to the homosexual lobby was highlighted
when, under President George W. Bush, General Peter Pace was hung out to dry for
expressing his view that homosexuality is immoral. That was in 2007. Reilly says that
National Review, The American Spectator, The Wall Street Journal, and The Weekly
Standard all refused to review his book. .
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The Washington, D.C. homosexual prostitution ring story broke in 1989. But as one
informed source put it, “the authorities, including the Congress and U.S. attorney's
offices, sat on their hands and said ho-hum, not interested in what people do privately et
cetera.” Author Alan Stang commented, “So this was one of the biggest scandals-and
biggest stories-in the history of this country. It put the nation in grave danger. It made
Watergate look like two-bit shoplifting. But it was completely squelched, even after
Spence [Craig Spence - one of the ring's big-spending clients] conveniently turned up
dead-allegedly ‘suicided’ in a Boston hotel room five months later. Did he decide to ‘kill
himself’ after somebody from Washington paid him a visit? Did somebody from
Washington suicide him?”
Austin Ruse reports that this brief for homosexual marriage was signed by no less than
twenty-six senior Romney staffers, at least forty senior policy staffers for George Bush
père et fils, also six Huntsman staffers, two former Scott Walker staffers, one sitting
Governor (Massachusetts) and two sitting U.S. Senators (Collins of Maine, and Kirk of
Illinois). Three former Reagan-era personnel also signed, including former
Massachusetts Governor William Weld and Reagan Chief of Staff Kenneth Duberstein.
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Billionaire David Koch signed the gay marriage brief as well.
In addition to the 1989 D.C. prostitution ring story, the Republican Party has had some
homosexual scandals of its own to answer for. At the time, we warned that “we may be
looking at emerging evidence of a homosexual recruitment ring that operated on Capitol
Hill.” In the case of former Republican Rep. Mark Foley of Florida, a 52-year-old man,
what cannot be disputed is that House leaders knew that he was a homosexual but
permitted him to remain in Congress despite the emergence of emails he sent to a 16year-old former page asking for a photo and other personal information. It turned out
that two top Republican congressional staffers aware of the problem early on were
themselves homosexual. They were Kirk Fordham, Foley’s former chief of staff who
resigned as an aide to Representative Thomas M. Reynolds, and Jeff Trandahl, the
former clerk of the House of Representatives who had oversight of the page program.
Fordham and Trandahl “did not hide their homosexuality, and they were well known in
Washington’s gay community,” the New York Times reported.
In another case, former Rep. Jim Kolbe, the only openly homosexual Republican
member of Congress, came under investigation by the U.S. Attorney in Phoenix
because of a 1996 camping trip he took with two male former pages, both of them 17years-old. MSNBC reported that “One participant, who requested anonymity, said he
was uncomfortable with the attention Kolbe paid to one of the former pages. He was
‘creeped out by it,’ he said, adding that there was a lot of ‘fawning, petting and touching’
on the teenager’s arms, shoulders and back by Kolbe.” It is not known what became of
the investigation.
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Republican House Speaker John Boehner (OH), raised funds for Carl DeMaio, a gay
Republican congressional candidate. DeMaio, charged with sexual harassment and
exhibitionism, was one of the Republican “young guns” getting official Republican
money and support. But he also enjoyed the strong support of Fox News personalities,
especially Richard Grenell, a Fox News contributor and homosexual activist who
advisds his campaign. The Conservative Review called DeMaio a “deviant” and
wondered whether the National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC) vetted
DeMaio before the Republican Party funneled $1 million into his campaign.
Grenell is an official of Capitol Media Partners and an open homosexual who appears
frequently on Fox News. His areas of expertise include “crisis communications.” Chris
Byrne joined Capitol Media Partners after a five-year run as a Senior Producer at the
Fox News Channel.
Paul Singer’s PAC
Fareed Zakaria speaks with panel members Elliott Management founder Paul Singer, Human Rights
Campaign President Chad Griffin and Third Point founder Dan Loeb. The panel on “LGBT rights” was
sponsored by The Huffington Post and Microsoft to kick off the second day of the 2014 Davos Annual
Meeting.
The American Unity PAC, founded by Paul Singer, is described as a federal
independent expenditure-only committee (Super PAC) registered with the Federal
Election Commission “that is focused exclusively on protecting and promoting
candidates for U.S. House and U.S. Senate who support freedom for all Americans,
regardless of their sexual orientation.”
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Source: opensecrets.org
Her official bio says Margaret Hoover is a gay rights activist, a new mother, a media
personality, a political strategist and best-selling author of the book"American
Individualism: How A New Generation of Conservatives Can Save the Republican
Party (Crown Forum) .Ms. Hoover is a veteran of the Bush Administration White
House, two presidential campaigns, and a former staffer on Capitol Hill. Currently a
CNN political contributor, she serves as the Presidents of American Unity PAC
which elects pro-LGBT Republicans to Congress and American Unity Fund which
supports the work of pro-freedom Republicans nationally. She helped found "Young
Conservatives for Freedom to Marry."
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Young Conservatives for the Freedom to Marry is a project of
Freedom to Marry
Leadership
Crystal Benton
Tucker Bounds
Laura Braden
Leslie Bradshaw
Will Cain
Meghan Cox
S.E. Cupp
Matt David
Tyler Deaton
Ted Dooley
James Dozier
Michael Estève
Hessy Fernandez
Matt Gagnon
Domenic Gelsomino
Brian Hamel
Emily Harlan
Mason Harrison
Jon Henke
Jerri Ann Henry
Mytheos Holt
Margaret Hoover
Abby Huntsman
Liddy Huntsman
Mary Anne Huntsman
Shannon Kiely-Heider
Madeline Koch
Eric Kohn
Wade Lairsen
David Langdon
Rek LeCounte
Eli Lehrer
Sarah Longwell
Ed J. Lopez
Richard Lorenc
Alex Lundry
Liz Mair
Meghan McCain
Lauren McCann
Aaron McLear
Zac Moffatt
Andrew Moylan
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Nicole Neily
Marco Nunez Jr.
James Owens
Nathan ParsonsSchwarz
Casey Pick
Sarah Pompei
Jason Pye
Alexander Ragonese
Stephen Richer
Will Rinehart
George Scoville
Torrey Shearer
Eric Sherred
Lindsay Shuba
Jordan Smith
Craig Stowell
Becky Tallent
Nina Verghese
David Welch
Associated Press reported on September 26, 2013, that former President George
H.W. Bush was an official witness at the same-sex wedding of two longtime friends.
Bush and his wife, Barbara Bush, attended the ceremony joining Bonnie Clement
and Helen Thorgalsen.
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Freedom to Marry 2010 annual report
Peter Thiel
Peter Thiel runs Clarium Capital Management, a $2 billion hedge fund. A libertarian
homosexual activist who favored Ron Paul for president, he supports legalized dope,
and quotes Karl Marx is his latest book. Both Thiel and Singer are members of the
powerful Managed Funds Association that also includes George Soros.
Their influence is demonstrated not only in direct funding for the homosexual movement
but grants to conservative organizations which then shy away from the controversy.
Conservative and libertarian groups funded by Singer include:
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The American Enterprise Institute
Atlas Economic Research Organization
The Claremont Institute
The Manhattan Institute
Groups directly funded by Thiel include:
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The Hudson Institute
The Ayn Rand Institute
The Independent Institute
The Acton Institute
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Homosexual rights organizations supported by Thiel include:
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GOProud (It has since gone defunct).
The American Foundation for Equal Rights
The GOProud Board of Directors had included:
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Christopher R. Barron
Bob Carlstrom
Lisa De Pasquale
Dennis P. Duquette
Jimmy LaSalvia
Jessica Lee
Bruce Carroll
Kathryn Serkes
The Advisory Board of the American Foundation for Equal Rights includes Robert A.
Levy, chairman of the libertarian Cato Institute, and John Podesta, President and CEO
of the “progressive” Center for American Progress, as co-chairs. Its advisory board
includes:
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Julian Bond
Lt. Dan Choi
Margaret Hoover
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Dolores Huerta
Cleve Jones
Stuart Milk
David Mixner
Hillary Rosen
Judy Shepard
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The American Foundation for Equal Rights challenged California’s Proposition 8, a 2008
ban on gay marriage now being reviewed by the Supreme Court. Romney campaign
names on the brief for homosexual marriage included Beth Myers, Romney’s closest
aide in the campaign; Ben Ginsberg, the campaign’s lawyer; David Kochel, the
campaign’s main strategist in Iowa (where Romney worked hard to win the support of
Republicans for whom traditional marriage was a key issue); Katie Biber, the
campaign’s general counsel; Lee Rudofsky, the deputy general counsel; and Alex
Lundry, a top tech official in the campaign. Senator John McCain’s 2008 presidential
campaign manager, Steve Schmidt, endorsed homosexual marriage in a speech before
the Log Cabin Republicans.
On March 19, 2013, the Cato Institute hosted a discussion, “The Growing Conservative
Shift on Gay Issues,” with Jimmy LaSalvia, Executive Director, GOProud; Trevor
Burrus, Research Fellow, Cato Institute; and Walter Olson, Senior Fellow, Cato
Institute. It was moderated by Kelly Cobb, Senior Director of External Affairs, Cato
Institute.
Robert A. Levy is chairman of the board of directors at the Cato Institute. David Boaz,
executive vice president of the Cato Institute and author of The Politics of Freedom:
Taking on the Left, the Right, and Threats to Our Liberties, is an open homosexual.
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A “Gay” Future for U.S. Conservatives?
There is a well-funded effort to infiltrate and divide the conservative movement and
dump Christian conservatives as a key constituency for the GOP.
Grover Norquist, the head of Americans for Tax Reform, has been butting heads with
conservatives for years on the matter of global Islam’s aggressive designs on the West,
leading some to think he has very close ties to Islamists. It was a surprise, therefore,
that he would also publicly signal his surrender in the war to save Western culture and
its Judeo-Christian values. Norquist joined Margaret Hoover on the advisory council of
GOProud, a so-called “gay conservative” group whose chairman, Christopher R.
Barron, has a history of working for “centrist Republicans.”
Hoover said on her Facebook page that she was “psyched” to join the group with
Norquist and has denied that she is a RINO (Republican in name only).
For his part, Fox News Contributor Tucker Carlson was the scheduled dinner speaker at
a September 2010 meeting of the Log Cabin Republicans, a group of militant
homosexuals who went so far as to file suit against the Pentagon’s policy of excluding
open and active homosexuals from military service.
Although Carlson has been frequently described as a conservative, he is a fellow at the
libertarian Cato Institute, which is not only pro-gay but pro-marijuana and promotes a
U.S. foreign policy of withdrawal from much of the world. He edits The Daily Caller, a
conservative website funded by Christian millionaire Foster Friess.
Both Carlson and Hoover are Fox News Channel (FNC) contributors, with the
opportunity to spread their version of conservatism to an audience of mostly
conservatives.
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Hoover has appeared on “The O’Reilly Factor” FNC program to promote President
Obama’s proposed repeal of the Pentagon’s homosexual exclusion policy and has
written an article for the FOXNews.com website expressing her belief that there is a
right to gay marriage in the U.S. Constitution.
She sits on the board of the American Foundation for Equal Rights, an organization
supported by Hollywood liberals that is committed to gay marriage and the “gay rights
struggle.”
Tammy Bruce, another Fox News Channel political contributor, was the openly gay
chair of the GOProud advisory council and promotes the Independent Gay Forum, a
network of so-called gay conservatives and libertarians.
Conservatism, however, has always had a moral and social component that
emphasized the importance of the Judeo-Christian foundations of the nation. In
practice, this has meant opposition to abortion and gay rights and support for the
traditional family.
Former Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman took to the pages of
The Wall Street Journal on November 21, 2012, to make the “conservative case” for
backing gay marriage. But there can be no “conservative case” for gay marriage, unless
the term “conservative” is redefined as the British Conservative leaders are trying to do.
Mehlman, a former lieutenant to Karl Rove, came out of the closet and announced that
he was a homosexual in August of 2010. He has since launched a “Project Right Side”
to make the “conservative” case for gay marriage. He points to Jennifer Rubin, a
conservative blogger at The Washington Post, who has declared that social
conservatives have “lost” the battle over gay marriage and should just “move on.” Rubin
has also attacked conservative Senator Jim DeMint, who is resigning to take over the
Heritage Foundation, in a column headlined, “Good riddance, Mr. DeMint.”
Another conservative in the liberal media, George Will, said on ABC’s “This Week”
show, “the opposition to gay marriage is dying. It’s all old people.” He had previously
endorsed gays in the military and had smeared supporters of the Pentagon’s
homosexual exclusion policy as unintelligent.
The same “strategy” would also mandate that Republicans should “move on” by
abandoning the pro-life cause and opposition to legalization of drugs. That would leave
the GOP in the position of running purely on economic issues, in order to draw a
contrast with the Democrats. Romney’s stunning defeat is an example of what happens
when that strategy is followed.
The Independent Gay Forum
The Independent Gay Forum was begun by homosexuals who wanted influence in
conservative and Republican party circles. One of the key figures in this group is Walter
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Olson, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute who previously worked at the Manhattan
Institute. In 2012, he hosted an event on behalf of homosexual marriage and the host
committee featured:
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Walter Olson and Steven Pippin
David Boaz and Steve Miller
David and Danielle Frum
Jonathan Rauch and Michael Lai
Andrew Sullivan and Aaron Tone
Andrew Tobias
Ted Frank
Eli and Kari Lehrer
Walter Slocombe
David Lampo and Don Lawrence
Tim Hulsey and Chris Smith
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Dave Myers
Kelly Young and Bill Reinsmith
Sally Satel
Veronique de Rugy
Andrew Hazlett and Geetanjali
Chander
John Corvino
Jennifer Dossin and David
Marshall
Howard and Andrea Rich
Olson’s “husband,” Steve Pippin, was president of Out Publishing, Inc. A release said,
“OUT was founded in 1992 as America's first general-interest gay and lesbian
magazine…Out Publishing, Inc., also publishes HIV PLUS, a quarterly magazine
devoted to HIV and AIDS research, prevention, and treatment.”
The pro-homosexual publication Buzz Feed reported that Howard Rich is “a deeppocketed patron of libertarian causes and conservative politicians…” These include
Americans for Limited Government. Rich serves on the board of the Cato Institute.
Andrew Sullivan wrote a book titled The Conservative Soul: How We Lost It, How To
Get It Back. People can claim to be anything they want to be, but it defies reality to
claim that Sullivan, an HIV-positive homosexual who embraces and celebrates the
homosexual lifestyle, is a conservative. Sullivan is married to another man. He
supported Democrat John Kerry for president in 2004. A self-proclaimed Christian, he
spendt some of his book bashing Christian “fundamentalists” who want to protect the
institution of marriage between a man and a woman.
Jonathan Rauch and Stephen H. Miller
Editors
Walter Olson
Webmaster
Michael Airhart
Deputy Webmaster
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Brian Chase
Bulletin Editor
CONTRIBUTING
WRITERS
Nigel Ashford
Bruce Bawer
Niclas Berggren
John W. Berresford
Ralph Blair
Rob Blanchard
David Boaz
Dale Carpenter
John Corvino
Chris Crain
Mel Dahl
Wayne R. Dynes
Steven Greenberg
James Kirchick
Jim Kolbe
David Link
Carolyn Lochhead
Niall Lynch
Eric Marcus
Deirdre McCloskey
Peter McKnight
Stephen H. Miller
Tom Moon
Deroy Murdock
Stephen O. Murray
Sue O'Connell
Walter Olson
Tom G. Palmer
Jim Peron
Matthew Parris
Mark E. Pietrzyk
Jonathan Rauch
Bob Roehr
Richard J. Rosendall
Richard E. Sincere, Jr.
Andrew Sullivan
Steve Swayne
Jennifer Vanasco
Paul Varnell
Norah Vincent
Hastings Wyman
The pro-homosexual Log Cabin Republicans is run by a board consisting of:
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Jerry Katlin, chairman
Jamie Ensley
Sarah Longwell
Tommy Purdy
Leonard Olds
Peter Bertelsen
Jennifer Breitinger
Mitchell Cantor
Daniel Enea
Steve Gale
John Herrick
Bob Kabel
David Lampo
Joe Mendola
Marc Morgan
Kim Taylor
Jo-Anne P. Sears
Michael Sorrell
Robert Traynham
Tom Wahl
Rich Weissman
Log Cabin Republicans announced that the following individuals were scheduled to
speak at its 2010 dinner:
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Representative Judy Biggert (R-IL)
Representative Anh “Joseph” Cao (R-LA)
Representative Charles Djou (R-HI)
Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL)
Grover Norquist, President, Americans For Tax Reform
Nick Herbert, Minister of State for Justice/Police (United Kingdom)
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Tucker Carlson, Publisher, Daily Caller, was scheduled to serve as the Master of
Ceremonies.
GOP Helps Confirm Court’s First (Alleged) Lesbian
Elena Kagan was confirmed 63-37 on August 5, 2010 as President Obama’s second
nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court. The five Republicans who voted yes were:
Senators. Susan Collins (Maine), Lindsey Graham (S.C.), Judd Gregg (N.H.), Richard
Lugar (Ind.) and Olympia Snowe (Maine). “Kagan will be Supreme Court’s first lesbian”
was the provocative headline in the Howard Phillips Issues and Strategy Bulletin before
the hearings even took place. The headline was based on an article that appeared
briefly on the CBS website that cited Kagan’s open homosexuality and “well known”
female partner. White House pressure forced CBS to take the item down.
The Kagan hearing did, however, demonstrate that the now-confirmed Justice has a
militant pro-homosexual orientation in such matters as opposition to military recruiters
on campus because of the Pentagon’s homosexual exclusion policy. Other evidence
demonstrated that Kagan is so extreme that she was even committed to acceptance of
the so-called transgender legal agenda.
The Republican failure to stop Kagan came back to haunt the nation in the tyrannical
ruling by federal Judge Vaughn Walker that overturned a vote by the people of
California which affirmed traditional marriage by passing Proposition 8. Kagan was an
obvious vote on the Supreme Court for overturning marriage between one man and one
woman.
As was the case of Kagan, there were reports that Walker is a secret homosexual. The
San Francisco Chronicle reported, “The biggest open secret in the landmark trial over
same-sex marriage being heard in San Francisco is that the federal judge who will
decide the case, Chief U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker, is himself gay.” The paper
said that many gay politicians in San Francisco and lawyers who have had dealings with
Walker say that he “has never taken pains to disguise—or advertise—his orientation.”
The Log Cabin Republicans are so Republican that its board voted 22-2 against
endorsing President Bush in 2004 because of his stand against homosexual marriage.
A current list of Log Cabin (gay) Republican “allies in Congress” included:
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Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH)
Senator Susan Collins (R-ME)
Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ)
Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT)
Senator Dean Heller (R-NV)
Senator John McCain (R-AZ)
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)
Senator Rob Portman (R-OH)
Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA)
Congressman Mike Coffman (R-CO)
Congressman Charles Dent (R-PA)
Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick (R-PA)
Congressman Chris Gibson (R-NY)
Congressman Michael Grimm (R-NY)
Congressman Richard Hanna (R-NY)
Congressman Peter King (R-NY)
Congressman Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ)
Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL)
Congressman Jon Runyan (R-NJ)
Senator John Cornyn and Representative Pete Sessions participated in a September
22, 2010, national dinner/fundraiser in Washington, D.C. sponsored by the Log Cabin
Republicans.
Illinois Republican Senator Mark Kirk (left) has been reported by a gay activist who
specializes in “outing” politicians to be a secret homosexual. Kirk denied the allegation.
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His ex-wife, however, has offered this unusual denial: “It’s not an accurate explanation
that Mark is gay, but nevertheless, that’s how some people choose to reconcile it.” Alan
Stang’s incendiary book, Not Holier Than Thou, examined the presence of influential
homosexuals or sympathizers in Republican ranks. He named the names. One of them
came forward, in a strange sort of way, when Republican Senator Larry Craig of Idaho
(right) got caught making a sexual advance toward another man in a bathroom.
Gays Infiltrate Conservative Media
Marvin Liebman, author of Coming Out Conservative, claims to have founded and
nurtured conservative organizations including Americans for Constitutional Action,
American Conservative Union, Committee for Freedom for All People, Committee Of
One Million, World Anti- Communist League, and Young Americans for Freedom. Fox
News anchor Shepard Smith (right) has been able to spout pro-homosexual views on
the air, such as when he denounced Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day as the “National Day
of Intolerance.” The outburst was triggered by a Chick-fil-A executive speaking out
against gay marriage. Smith is said to be dating a young Fox News male staffer.
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The homosexual magazine Out issued a “Power List,” a list of “the gay men and women
whose power and prestige is instrumental in influencing the way Americans think about,
and engage with, the world.” The list included Matt Drudge, Drudge Report
Creator/Editor, and Shepard Smith, a Fox News anchor. A former conservative who
went through a political and sexual breakdown and transformation, David Brock became
a liberal and homosexual activist and wrote the book, Blinded by the Right, about how
he supposedly twisted the truth to benefit the conservative cause. He says he “dated”
Matt Drudge:
Source: Blinded by the Right: The Conscience of an Ex-Conservative, a 2002 book
written by former conservative journalist David Brock, discusses the dating habits (with
men) of Matt Drudge. Rage is a West Hollywood gay bar and dance club
The America’s Survival, Inc. book, The Crisis in American Journalism and the
Conservative Response, examines the influence of alleged homosexual Matt Drudge on
the conservative media.
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