re: #226 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))

If the GOP was not so “infested” with religious fundamentalists, they could really appeal to gays: often affluent professionals (no kids to derail their careers) interested in low taxes (as they are less likely to be able take dependent child deductions or mortgage interest on a large house in a neighborhood with good schools) and generally happy with less government (as in the less interference in their lifestyle)

But the GOP has made it clear that it is the Party of Jesus and are convinced that Jesus’ dad does not look kindly on non-binary biologically determined gender affiliation.

I know the point you’re trying to make but, for the record, this gay has voted in favor of every school funding issue that”s ever been on the ballot in St. Paul. I may have no kids, but I don’t want to live in a city full of under-educated, bored kids and young adults.

Removing the christianists won’t make the republican party any more palatable. Log cabin republicans would still be vile, selfish people.