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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]The republican party is very accepting of gays as long as you are a staff.

Mitt was forced to fire his gay staff member.[/quote]
He had a gay on staff and thought it would not be a problem. (Do you really think there is only one on his staff?) There are lots of gays on staff and in think tanks in Washington's republican establishment. You just can't take them on the road.[/quote]

Not sure what your point was.  Richard Grenell was very qualified, and the fact that he was openly gay got him ousted within one week.  So now when the Republicans watch Romney flounder on his foreign policy message, they can thank the bigotry of the wingnuts who drove him out.

Of course I know there are closeted gays.  There are closeted Republican gays in congress, and they even vote anti-gay.  And yes there are staffers who can keep their job because they fly under the radar of the wingnuts.  But while this is an improvement over the days of Hoover, none of this represents progress in the year 2012.[/quote]

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