Tuesday, February 14, 2006
"Governator" in a Bind
Who does Arnold Schwarzenegger need more - the California gay vote or the California conservatives? His choice on this matter may very well frame his chances for re-election.
It's good to see conservatives standing up for what is right - even in California and even if it means losing the Governor's Mansion.
It's good to see conservatives standing up for what is right - even in California and even if it means losing the Governor's Mansion.
Permalink posted by Rob Huddleston @ 10:26 AM 
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Query for you Mr. Huddleston:
Are you saying that you wouldn't work with someone you knew to be gay?
SC
Are you saying that you wouldn't work with someone you knew to be gay?
SC
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: 6:30 PM
: 6:30 PM
Anonymous -
I have worked with homosexuals, but that's not what this is about in the Governor's case. We're talking about the COS of his entire Administration. If you are asking if I was elected to the Congress or if I was Tennessee's Governor and if I would not have a homosexual for my COS, I would have to think that would be the case. However, I don't believe that would be an issue because I have yet to meet a homosexual with the same ideological convictions as myself. I can think of one or two that have come close, but, in my opinion, it would be a disservice to the people of Tennessee for me to be elected on one set of values and then have a high-ranking official on my staff that does not share those values.
I hope this answers your question.
Cheers,
Rob
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I have worked with homosexuals, but that's not what this is about in the Governor's case. We're talking about the COS of his entire Administration. If you are asking if I was elected to the Congress or if I was Tennessee's Governor and if I would not have a homosexual for my COS, I would have to think that would be the case. However, I don't believe that would be an issue because I have yet to meet a homosexual with the same ideological convictions as myself. I can think of one or two that have come close, but, in my opinion, it would be a disservice to the people of Tennessee for me to be elected on one set of values and then have a high-ranking official on my staff that does not share those values.
I hope this answers your question.
Cheers,
Rob
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