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The problem is the the collectively managed school system, not the gays!

Right. I'm all in favor of reforming the public school system, and especially of de-nutting the NEA. However, to claim that the activist homo agenda isn't part of the problem is just delusional.

Y'see? Vouchers is the solution. Not sanctioning gays.

Methinks you're not aware of what just happened in CA. It said that any school which receives state funds (that would be vouchers too, if CA had a vouchers program) must comply with the state's homo-positive agenda. Thus, even private schools are subject to the homo-promo if they take state funds.

If you don't want my vote anymore, keep insulting me.

I'm sorry you consider difference of opinion to be "insulting." As it is, I'm not willing to trade my convictions for your vote. I'm not a whore. I'll leave that to the political class.

However, to claim that the activist homo agenda isn't part of the problem is just delusional.

There, we have to radically disagree.

With vouchers, you can send your kid to a school that promotes, or ignores, the "gay agenda". It's up to the parents. The activists have nothing to do with it.

The problem is a political one -- not a social one. The problem is govt managment of schools.

It said that any school which receives state funds (that would be vouchers too, if CA had a vouchers program) must comply with the state's homo-positive agenda.

Again, that is govt management of schools, which I would fight. That's not the kind of voucher program I would support. It has nothing to do with the gay agenda. It's just bad govt policy. Publicly fund, privately manage.

I'm sorry you consider difference of opinion to be "insulting."

It's posts like your #70 I'm referring to. I don't mind being flamed, but if you're gonnna, make it funny.

And also don't expect to have much success winning elections then. The Rs are only in power cuz the contract with America appealed to political Cs like me. If you're going to run around and attack us like you are, then don't be surprised if your party loses the power we helped to give it.