Those who no longer think that Alan Keyes is the GOP's answer to anything, WERE told that we are immoral, and worse.The stem cell threads got VICIOUS, and the regular GOPers , who disagreed with Keyes' wild eyed rant against President Bush's stance , were called immoral, pro-choicers, pro-death, pro-abortionits, racists and a whole lot more.
I, for one, really used to like Keyes ; thought that he was great . Then, he went off the deep end, and I began to rethink my opinion of him. No, NOT because I disagreed with what he said. I took a much closer look at EVERYTHING that he had said. THE SCALES FELL FROM MY EYES.
If you don't believe me, or Howlin, go read the FR archieves !
Yep, they sure were. Keyes' right hand gal used the ol' kneepad phrase to describe my admiration of Bush. Words right out of the gutter from his own confidant. When challenged she kept making light of it and said she was sure she had used that same terminology around Alan and it was no big deal. That's when I knew for sure that my morality and the one Keyes claims to embrace are very different. But that's the way it is in Keyesland. There's one set of rules for him and another for his "inferiors".
Is that what you were refering to, Howlin?
The Stem Cell Research threads?
If so, I remember them.
I don't remember a paid Keyes staff member
calling all who disagreed with Keyes position
an amoral person, and that is what has been alledged.
There was name calling on all sides
in the stem cell reasearch argument.
It wasn't restricted to the people
who disagreed with Bush's decision
to provide federal funds for stem cell research.