[sitetest]

Well, here's another good reason to vote for W.

[Texas Eagle]

Darn.

[Prime Choice]

Also discussed here.

[Carling]

Excuse my ignorance, but did the Log Cabin GOP have gay marriage as a part of their platform in previous elections?

And do they this year?

[demlosers]

The Sun is bright.

[Psycho_Bunny]

I'll never understand people who insist on voting with their sex organs.

[thoughtomator]

Another pathetic cry for attention.

[IronJack]

The decision ends six months of soul-searching as the group, which endorsed Mr Bush in 2000 and Bob Dole in 1996, has wrestled with its divided loyalties.

Oh, please. "Soul-searching" ... "divided loyalties" ... Perverts looking to gain as much political clout as possible, weighing their options. Who needs 'em?

[Spiff]

Interesting timing. These idiots were supposed to decide over the weekend whether they were going to endorse Bush. However, they waited until the day after the AZ Primary election to announce it. Why? Could it be that once married, now openly gay Rep. Jim Kolbe (AZ), who serves on the Log Cabin Republicans National Advisory Board, called in a favor and told them to delay their announcement until a day after his election. Kolbe successfully fended off a strong primary challenger, conservative Randy Graf.

[Prime Choice]

The board of the Log Cabin Republicans, the largest group for gay men and lesbians in the party, has voted overwhelmingly against endorsing President George Bush for re-election because of his support for a proposed constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.

Good. All the more reason to vote for Bush.

Hell, why don't the Log Cabin "Republicans" make a real dash for irrelevance and just endorse Gavin Newsom? That pantywaist is the only politician depraved enough to openly embrace gay marriage.

[traumer]

[jwalsh07]

Oh well, such is life for single organ voters.

[martin_fierro]

It's All About The O.

[j-damn]

Oh no! Now the GOP will never carry CA or NY.

[nickcarraway]

The good news just keeps coming for Bush.

[mtbopfuyn]

Forget the WOT. Forget lower taxes. Forget who's a proven liar. Forget who claims to have committed atrocities. Forget everything else, but let's focus on on own little personal agendas.

By Nov., Bush will have such a great lead it won't matter if they voted for Elton John.

[Gator113]

Well, I kinda understand what these people are saying.

Heck just the other day, I was thinking about poking one of the neighbors sheep and for a brief moment, I was having positive thoughts about kerry. LOL

[ApesForEvolution]

Is Bush still going to seek another term now? /sarc

[Yaelle]

I think it's too bad. I am against a constitutional amendment involving marriage laws. Gay conservatives should be a part of our party. They should be a sharp contrast to the ridiculous liberal gay agenda, forced on us all over TV and forced on our kids in schools. I wish the party had opened the tent a bit more, because conservative gays, the ones I know, are hardworking and very dedicated to many of the ideals we hold dear. They do not want the liberal gay agenda; they only want no discrimination. Sounds fair to me.

See Tammy Bruce, Al Rantel. We should be proud to have them out there on our side.

[AlexPKeaton04]

If that's the case you need to stop calling yourselves Log Cabin Republicans. I can't wait to see if Kerry wins and these LC Repubs get blown to hell by some terrorist all because they couldn't be legally bonded in matrimony, Hey message to LC the "plumbin don't fit"