In an article on the Republican mega-donor Paul Singer and his attempts to steer the GOP away from the social issues, I am quoted thus:
Dr. Jennifer Morse, who founded the Ruth Institute, agreed that if the Republican
Party changes its formal views on marriage, “the millions of ordinary people of all ages, races, and religions who value marriage as a pro-child
institution will be politically homeless.”“Resistance to the Sexual Revolution has always been lackluster and half-hearted among the top donors of both political parties,” Morse said. “I fear
that [Singer’s] money will be the one and only deciding argument and that the GOP will align itself with the rich and powerful on this issue.”
You can pretty much guess what the thrust of the story was: Mr. Big Money Bags creates secret strategy meeting with the Gay Lobby to plan how to spend
His Money to advance Their Agenda. Discussion of impact of said agenda on Ordinary People: not so much. Read the whole sickening article here.
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