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GQ Interview Angers GOP In Unending Abortion War
Telling You He's Cheated: Reasons Pro And Con


03/12/09
(That's my head asploding, because the "Republicans support limited government SO WTF DO THEY WANT A FEDERAL BAN ON ABORTION/GAY MARRIAGE/ETC FOR????" thing has been eating at me for YEARS. And I do give my Republican friends immense shit for it.)
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These assholes need to get a grip and get real.
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I hate political parties. I WOULD consider myself Republican, seeing as I would like the government to be thrifty and somewhat laissez faire, but I can't because the party is completely backwards and morally fundamentalist. Haters.
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"The strength of the pro-life movement lies in choosing life and sharing the wisdom of that choice with those who face difficult circumstances. They did that for my mother and I am here today because they did."
Unfortunately, the strength of the pro-life movement has been power to police morality and to tell women what to do by passing sneaky legislation and screaming in women's faces at clinics. What he described is something else entirely.
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It seems like every time this guy opens his mouth, it shows he's realizing he's maybe not a Republican.
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It's almost comical, watching the religious right tying to grasp onto power and stay relevant. Someone needs to tell them they're not useful.
I wish republicans would like, be republicans. Dump the RR! They're no good for you!
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The guy has proclaimed himself as completely anti-abortion in other interviews, citing his Catholic faith as a reason. WTF?
Maybe this entire GQ interview is an elaborate April Fools prank that got published too early.
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Maybe the GQ interview was being conducted by a big, burly gay man and Steele was afraid of offending him (which would be fantastic, BTW).