[Zack Nguyen]

According to the Times’ report by Ralph Hallow, the RNC chairman defended himself by saying, "You people don’t want me to meet with other folks, but I meet with anybody and everybody." To this Gary Bauer retorted, "That can’t be true because you surely would not meet with the leaders of the Ku Klux Klan."

The Human Rights Campaign is not the KKK, but Gary's statement here is correct. Racicot's lame excuse that he'll "meet with anybody" needed to be shown as the empty statement that it was. I think it was a fair thing for Gary to point out.

Either the RNC will be a tool for the pro-family agenda or it will not. It cannot play both sides of the fence.

[tdadams]

Racicot's lame excuse that he'll "meet with anybody" needed to be shown as the empty statement that it was.

Racicot's mistake was believing that Gary Bauer is capable of reasonable discernment.

[BOOTSTICK]

"The Human Rights Campaign is not the KKK"
But membership in either will get you a one way ticket to hell.

[Jhoffa_]

The Human Rights Campaign is not the KKK, but Gary's statement here is correct. Racicot's lame excuse that he'll "meet with anybody" needed to be shown as the empty statement that it was. I think it was a fair thing for Gary to point out.

Yes, I think so also. When Gary is hitting on all 8 cylinders, he's quite the handful. He won't accept half truths like this at face vaule, and there's no reason for the rest of us to either.

Either the RNC will be a tool for the pro-family agenda or it will not. It cannot play both sides of the fence.

Agreed. I have had quite enough "inclusiveness" and "multi-culturalism" for one lifetime and it's one of the big reasons why I am a Conservative.

If the GOP isn't content with a bird in the hand, they are liable to be left with nothing..