Is the GOP ready for a gay candidate?
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There is no way to rationally discuss this issue with some one who has made their opinion clear on how they feel about those who chose to live an "Alternative Life Style"
Candidate for what?
Nationally, as in for president, I don't see it happening.
Locally, it already happens.
My good friend Jason Clark is currently the Republican candidate for the California State Assembly in District 17 (eastern half of San Francisco). If he wins he will represent half a million Californians in the lower house of the California Legislature. He is gay.
PS He won't win, as he is running against a Democrat incumbent and the district (which I live in btw) is only 8% Republican. Yup 8%.
A more interesting question for me would be "Is the GOP ready for an atheist candidate?"
Locally, it already happens.
My good friend Jason Clark is currently the Republican candidate for the California State Assembly in District 17 (eastern half of San Francisco). If he wins he will represent half a million Californians in the lower house of the California Legislature. He is gay.
PS He won't win, as he is running against a Democrat incumbent and the district (which I live in btw) is only 8% Republican. Yup 8%.
A more interesting question for me would be "Is the GOP ready for an atheist candidate?"
Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and Benjamin Franklin were atheists. So was A. Lincoln.
So where do the bibble thumpers get off?:shrug:
Or do they just jerk off?
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