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iePolitics: It is that time of year again

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This is one of those posts I write with great trepidation but I am apparently a glutton for punishment.  Announcements are already being made.  Attack ads are already being planned.  Dirty campaign tricks are already being discussed.  Fundraising . . . well that has no beginning and no END!  So, with the primary about a year away, it is time to start running political ads.  It’s too early for me to solicit them, but any candidate is welcome to submit them and I will post as I have time.  Also, any campaign that wants its own log-in just needs to ask.

I’ve been on the Fred Karger for President mailing list for some time now.   He is an openly gay Republican, which is unusual as half the ranking male members of the party are closeted gays, living a double life because of their fear of the extreme right.  Here is a little more information on Karger.

And here is his latest video:

 

OneNewsNow: Calif. GOP struggles over first ‘gay’ official

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Editor’s Note:  Geez, half of the male members of the Republican party in California are gay, including here is SB Co.  I guess someone forgot to tell them.

Becky Yeh – OneNewsNow California correspondent – 3/25/2011 4:10:00 AM

The California Republican Party has elected its first openly homosexual board member. One incumbent is hopeful the action will not further enforce a “gay” agenda on citizens of The Golden State.

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iePolitics: It is time for Republicans to stop with the bigotry, duplicity and self-righteousness

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Homosexual . . . gay . . . faggot . . . dyke . . . lesbian . . . and a host of other kind and not-so-kind terms we commonly hear at Republican functions are part of the dirty little secret of the Republican Party.  I have recently attended a number of Republican events where mostly the ultra right-wing of the party have been in attendance.  I have listened to discussions of Harvey Milk Day, gay marriage, and other homosexual-related topics, discussions that are filled with hate and intolerance.

What strikes me most is the hatred I hear in people’s voices as they talk about an “abomination unto God” all the while discussing the importance of honoring God and living a righteous life.  I have to wonder if these people realize how hateful and bigoted they really sound. Continue reading →

iePolitics: It’s Official

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This has been a while in the making because my life was such a mess for so long, but I’m returning as editor of the San Bernardino County Federation of Republican Women newsletter.  This time around I am going to make it less work for myself and limit the number of articles accepted to 16 with a limit of 500 words each.  I want to get a May newsletter out in the next week, so the first 16 Republicans who send me articles will be included.  The newsletter will be sent to our 10,000+ data base as well as posted online. Continue reading →