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No, I was referring to true Christian leaders. Ken Connor, who was at Family Research Council comes specifically to mind. There were others as well. I think you are jumping the gun in arguing for Christians to abandon the GOP. I agree they send mixed signals at time. We just need to increase our influence, and make it clear that we will not be taken for granted.

This has been going on for years. Republicans are do nothing wimps who provide nothing but lip service. Talk is cheap! I will do everything I can to pull people out of the GOP and into the Constitution Party - a party that is uncompromised in its values. The GOP are light democrats. They had their chance and what did they do with it? Sucked up to Homosexuals, exploded big government at a clip only a democrat could dream of, want to give amnesty to 20 million illegals, continuously ignore the U.S. Constitution, and on and on and on. You go ahead and stay with the GOP and you will go down with the ship in flames. As Patrick Henry said, "Gentlemen cry peace! peace! but there is no peace! What would the gentlemen wish? Is peace so precious or life so dear as to purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it Almighty God! As for me, Give me liberty or give me death!

"I will do everything I can to pull people out of the GOP and into the Constitution Party - a party that is uncompromised in its values."

I agree 100% the the Republican Party is heavily compromised - especially on Family issues such as this one.

However - pulling people out of it right now only lends favor to the even more (perverted) Democrats.

I'll settle for some weak kneed Republicans for now.

Likely, the core values of the old Republic Party (God, Family, Country, Job) will never darken our doors again).