Is the GOP's recent anti-gay bill trend an act of rage?
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« Reply #25 on: March 04, 2014, 06:41:12 PM »

It's not really "the GOP".  It's a sect of the GOP that's being criticized by many in the GOP.  Look at Arizona; the bill was vetoed for a second time.
Yes, but this bill has passed both the house and the senate. And republicans haven't a solid majority: 17-13 in the senate. So, few defections. It's not only a part of the GOP, it's definitely a large part of elected republicans.

The elected Republicans are scared and pandering to the Tea Party.

Of course. I definitely believe that Republicans voters aren't a majority of homophobic, but Republicans elected: yes. The Tea Party is definitely not a minority or a sect, it is definitely an important majority of the GOP elected officials.

I don't even know that I agree that it's a majority of the elected GOP officials.  I just think a majority of elected GOP officials pander to them to get elected / stay in office.
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