[redheadedshannon]

Not sure who Richard Gruenell is, so I cant answer that. My opinion on whether or not I'd feel comfy voting for a homosexual. In most cases- no. Not so much because of the homosexuality itself, but more because at present it seems to go hand in hand with an identity politics agenda. For me, personally, I'm I think too many of my fellow conservatives get baited into taking a stern stance on gays but completely pass over the even bigger problems of divorce, illegitimacy & disintegration of families & society. I do not support gay marriage or adoption or indoctrinating our children, but I also realize that it's truly not the worst thing happening right now. Our morals need to be in a better place across the board. I think it's stupid for people who have been married multiple times, had sex out of wedlock & slept around, had affairs, etc. to completely ignore the fact that those are sins are just as bad. Morals are bad across the board. Would I vote for an extremely conservative, religious, ethical, patriotic person with traditional values who happened to be gay in private. Possibly yes. I'm sure I've voted for other sinners. But I'd want him to be a staunch conservative on all issues 🤔

[suthener]

Just for general information Grendel was Trump’s acting Director of National Intelligence. He was the one who declassified information which bolstered Trump’s defense in both the Russian hoax and impeachment fiasco. He is a homosexual, who champions homosexual rights, but is also a conservative and major Trump supporter. He is a very rare dichotomy.