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Preach…Love is final fight.
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I have been following Uganda votes on Twitter and the support for sitting President Museveni looks very strong. Africa.com has this news just minutes ago: Breaking: #Uganda sources report a #Museveni win to be announced at 12am giving him 67% of vote. #Ugandavotes Most results on Ugandavotes favor Museveni strongly.…
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Al Cardenas, the new chair of the American Conservative Union, appeared on C-Span yesterday morning and spoke about the controversy surrounding GOProud. The challenge is always in terms of our participating organizations. Are you willing to be in the sandbox of our principles or not, and if you’re not, your…
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The Guardian has published cables from the US Embassy regarding Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill. In this, you get an interesting look inside US policy on this issue. Cable dated:2009-12-24T08:27:00 C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 04 KAMPALA 001413 SIPDIS E.O. 12958: DECL:…
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Today GOProud denied that their organization had been banned from the CPAC convention in 2012. Via Twitter message to me, GOProud said “The WND report is not true.” Yesterday, World Net Daily reported that GOProud would not be welcomed back next year, but cited no sources for their report. I have asked CPAC for comment…
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First, Elijah Friedeman stepped up and distanced himself from the supremacist views of Bryan Fischer about Native Americans. Friedeman’s rebuttal to Bryan Fischer’s now-removed column (you can read it here) saying Native Americans were “morally disqualified” can be read on his blog. Now, AFA General Counsel, Patrick Vaughn has weighed in with…
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Last week, BBC reporter Scott Mills said he felt threatened by Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill author, David Bahati. Mills interviewed Bahati in Uganda for the program, The World’s Worst Places to be Gay. After the interview, Mills says he revealed his gay orienation to Bahati and then according to Mills: The…
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I don’t know where the hole is going that Bryan Fischer is digging but it got a little deeper this afternoon. As of mid-afternoon today, no decision had been made by AFA leaders to address the controversy over the column about Native Americans (you can read it here) according to Cindy Roberts,…
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Reading today’s Politico made me doubt that Reagan would make the cut in 2012. Indeed, by the end of the weekend, a dozen potential presidential hopefuls will have auditioned for the role of activist hero at CPAC, which is organized by Cardenas’s group. So far, though, every leading contender seems…
