The Gay Infiltration of the Conservative Movement

California Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) chairman Ryan Sorba generated a media controversy when he was shown at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) denouncing the organizers for inviting a homosexual Republican group, GOProud, into the event as an official sponsor. In "controversial" remarks, Sorba said homosexuality was unnatural and that he welcomed more debate and discussion about the subject from his political adversaries.

But what many people don't realize is that Sorba's "outburst" was provoked by a speaker who preceded him, Alexander McCobin of Students For Liberty (SFL).

McCobin went out of his way to use valuable time from the podium to thank the American Conservative Union, the main CPAC organizer, for making the controversial decision to approve GOProud's participation.

David Keene, a lobbyist, is the chairman of the ACU and personally approved GOProud's involvement in CPAC.

Sorba told AIM, "I think CPAC went overboard this year. I don't think he [Keene] should be sitting at the top of CPAC." He noted that CPAC over the last several years has also allowed groups such as the ACLU to have exhibits at the event.

"What's next?," Sorba asked. "Are they going to have Republicans for Obamacare? Republicans for free abortions?"

Incredibly, McCobin of SFL told me that his group "is not a conservative organization" and that "We spent this past weekend reaching out to the left and the right at both the Young Democrats of America's convention and the Conservative Political Action Conference. We are not left or right."

No stranger to controversy, Sorba is the author of the book, The Born Gay Hoax (this is a working draft) and was shouted down at Smith College by lesbian activists because of his support for traditional values.

P.S. Mr. “King”

I could make any theologically off the wall statement I liked and then tell you that if you don’t like it, go talk to God. I’d sound awfully intimidating and impressive wouldn’t I? I also would not dare.

Here’s to let you know the King wants me to let you know that you should not talk nonsense about Scripture.

And then there are those who are more manifest in their hatred of the ultimate Moral Authority:

“Communism begins where atheism begins…” (Karl Marx)

“The first requisite for the happiness of the people is the abolition of religion” (Karl Marx)

“I wish to avenge myself against the One who rules above.” (Karl Marx)

“The hellish vapors rise and fill the brain, till I go mad and my heart is utterly changed. See this sword? The prince of darkness sold it to me.” (Karl Marx)

Harris calls for forcing all religious “witch doctors out of our lives before they explode the bomb,” as if the objectively baseless moral reasoning which atheism operates out is not that which Mao, Pol Pot and other atheists relied upon, doing what seemed “reasonable” to them for the greater good.

But while atheists can be relatively good, as God give man an innate sense of right and wrong, (Rm. 2) and cultural influence can help, yet the “golden compass” of man easily points South, but the transcendent morality of the Bible always points North. And actually disallows such things as the Inquisitions, etc, which atheism invokes as the legacy of religion. More: http://peacebyjesus.witnesstoday.org/Atheism1.html

Today’s generation is the most Biblically ignorant and morally confused generation America has ever raised, and thus is very susceptible to the “political religion” which atheism is conducive to, as man will always worship someone of something. See here for a recent example of recruitment: http://www.investors.com/NewsAndAnalysis/Article.aspx?id=521994 Gov’t Funds Go To Train Teens As ‘Organizers’

How can a gay be ‘conservative’? What is traditional about being gay? It would be kind of hypocritical to claim to want to ‘conserve’ the tradition of limited government, etc., while at the same time desiring a change in values held for thousands of years in all cultures. Gays might be more consistent being ‘libertarians’. To me, that would make more sense.

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