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Pimped: Republicans going gay for cash

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They say politics makes for strange bedfellows, but now the bedfellows are making for strange politics. The alleged conservative politicians are willingly selling their sexual mores for cash.

One major motivation in the flip-flopping of so many Republicans, it appears, is the belief that there are loads of campaign cash to be had on the side of the homosexual marriage issue. The professing conservatives can’t line up on the street corners fast enough advertising themselves for whatever position the sodomites would like them to assume.

Choose ye this day whether ye shall stand for your beliefs, or be pimped out to homosexuals by your Party leaders.

Politico reports,

Several Republicans pointed to Sen. Rob Portman’s switch in support of gay marriage as a watershed moment for the party. And more than two dozen high-profile Republicans asked the Supreme Court to back gay rights. And even Foster Friess, Rick Santorum’s top benefactor, has softened his stance on domestic partnership.

“Republicans’ intolerance to marriage equality has been detrimental to winning,” said Aaron McLear, a California Republican strategist. “Big donors understand that they don’t want to invest in campaigns focused on a losing issue, and I think certainly the fiscal issues for Republicans are much more marketable.”

Republican fundraiser Jim McCray agreed. “I think it will open up donors across the board, because it demonstrates Republicans are trying to recreate the big tent they were known for,” McCray said. . . .

Several lawmakers told POLITICO the issue has come up in meetings with potential big donors, who take a different view than the party base.

Portman himself . . . vice chairman of finance for the National Republican Senatorial Committee, held a dozen meetings with big New York donors recently in an attempt to assuage their fears about the direction of the party.

One GOP fundraising operative said Portman’s announcement could provide a fundraising boost to the debt-saddled NRSC. . . .

Log Cabin Republicans is already looking to use Portman’s announcement to boost its fundraising.

The article goes on to quote “Jeff Cook-McCormac, a senior adviser to American Unity PAC” calling these people “true conservatives.” Sounds like a trick to me.

It is helpful to note that most of the Republicans referenced in this report are from California and New York. Some “big tent.” If the Republican party comes to be defined by the Republican Parties in NYC, LA, and San Francisco, then why even have a Republican Party?

If on the other hand, the rest of the conservatives in between the blue coasts have something to say on the ethical values of the Party, today would be a good time to say it.

http://americanvisionnews.com/5699/pimped-out-republicans-going-gay-for-cash/

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