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Apparently it doesn't take much in the way of moral fiber or personal character to be considered a conservative Republican nowadays. The kind of conservatism that I espouse is fully compatible with and strongly supportive of traditional Christian/American moral principles that are 180 degrees opposed to the gross immorality represented by a deceptive political organization that wants universal acceptance of homosexual perversion as a goal equivalent to the admirable, righteous goals of the civil rights movement in the 1960's era.

Some so-called conservative Republicans seem willing to accommodate the "gay" political agenda on the premise that gay votes and financial contributions are necessary in order to win in many states such as CA and NY which bring a large electoral vote to the table. But as for myself, I'm not buying for a NY minute the notion that a "practical" strategy that includes supporting the gay agenda is a necessary evil. That way of thinking is not only mistaken, it's utterly repulsive to those of us who make up the "religious right" bloc that the mainstream GOP despises except when our votes are being counted. And if the GOP accepts that kind of immoral filth as a part of a 'big tent" political strategy I won't give my vote or financial support to any candidate who supports that strategy as necessary in order to win an election.

Not that the current GOP appears to care what people like me believe regarding moral issues. Economic issues are the only things that seem to matter now, and I understand that those are also vitally important to the future of the US as a great world power. But at least I won't have to apologize to my kids and grandkids when, not if, in the not too distant future the US becomes equally as depraved as most of present-day western Europe.