changing the header will not change the facts.

former chairman of the RNC, who dehumanized, embarrassed, intimidated,
and demonized gays in a typical conservative way, has proven once
again the self loathing of a conservative in the final decay of
conservatism, fascism

in the final decay of conservatism, the conservative looks for the
fascist superman, who will be willing to dehumanize their fellow
citizens in a attempt to induce genocide.

here are the three 3 phases of conservative decay.
1.conservatism(policies always fail)
2. libertarianism(the drive for purity, the conservative polices and
those that implemented them, were not pure enough)
3. fascism(the rise of the strong man to ensure purity, the strongman
will drive out the impure, liberals, jews, immigrants, trade
unionists, communists, socialists, those mental and physical defects,
gypsies, etc. this to fails on a huge scale. just look what happened
to the central european fascists. they collapsed their economies, and
came up millions of workers and soldiers short.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_694843.html

| HuffPost Reporting

Former RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman Comes Out: I'm Gay
First Posted: 08-25-10 06:08 PM | Updated: 08-25-10 10:32 PM

Ken Mehlman, who headed the Republican National Committee between 2005
and 2007, has come out in an interview with the Atlantic's Marc
Ambinder:
Mehlman arrived at this conclusion about his identity fairly recently,
he said in an interview. He agreed to answer a reporter's questions,
he said, because, now in private life, he wants to become an advocate
for gay marriage and anticipated that questions would be asked about
his participation in a late-September fundraiser for the American
Foundation for Equal Rights (AFER), the group that supported the legal
challenge to California's ballot initiative against gay marriage,
Proposition 8.

"It's taken me 43 years to get comfortable with this part of my
life," Mehlman said. "Everybody has their own path to travel, their
own journey, and for me, over the past few months, I've told my
family, friends, former colleagues, and current colleagues, and
they've been wonderful and supportive. The process has been something
that's made me a happier and better person. It's something I wish I
had done years ago."

Mehlman headed the RNC when the Republican Party was pushing anti-gay
initiatives and increasingly speaking out against marriage equality.
Former RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie and Mehlman's longtime friend called
Mehlman's coming-out "significant," but added that he remains opposed
to gay marriage.