Why is There Barely Any LGBTQ Republicans/Conservatives?

It's interesting that you think otherwise, as your views likely come from a limited understanding of GOP politics. In reality, the Republican Party has a long history of housing prominent LGBTQ individuals, from media figures and new media influencers to political operatives, social media influencers, and business leaders. Many reasonable LGBTQ individuals are choosing to align with the Republican Party every day, embracing shared values of family, freedom, and smaller government.

Furthermore, the Republican Party has been recognizing even politically liberal LGBTQ individuals who support the fight against harmful practices like the medicalization and grooming of children. These voices have become invaluable beacons, standing up for reason and logic. We've also seen an rise in African Americans, particularly men, joining us respectfully.

Preserving Private Rights and Stance on Gay Marriage

Many Republicans do not regret the national debate on gay marriage, which even Obama and Biden were against. We recognize that what one does in their private life should be their own business. The debate has come to a conclusion, affirming that marriage should be open and included in government recognition for now.

This stance is rooted in our belief that government should remain as minimally involved as possible in decisions that individuals can make for themselves. The re-evaluation of marriage's role in society and whether it should be available to all was a key discussion point in the debate. In the end, everyone agreed on the matter, setting it to rest.

Log Cabin Republicans and Conservative Values

It's important to note that Log Cabin Republicans, a faction within the Republican Party, exist. They are quiet but influential, and their numbers are more significant than typically portrayed. These individuals are not merely a political nuisance; they bring a strong ideological voice to the party.

These Republicans take a staunch conservative stance on several issues, including:

Ending Abortion: With the success of overturning Roe v. Wade, they are now pushing for a national ban on abortion. Traditional Marriage: They advocate for marriage as a union between one man and one woman, advocating to overturn Obergefell. Comstock Laws: Many favor the reinstatement of these moral laws, which would ban contraception, IVF, interracial sexual relations, homosexual relations, and premarital sex.

While these individuals claim to oppose religious imposition by other groups, their true wish is to enforce a Christian version of these laws. They vehemently resist exposure to any of the aforementioned behaviors, fearing it might influence their children or personally impact their free will to reason.

They argue that discussing sex in schools undermines the intent to control sexual experiences to only for procreation. However, they overlook the natural enjoyment derived from sex, which is a gift from nature, not a necessity for survival.

Moreover, relying solely on the Bible to formulate laws is seen as limiting the progress of human civilization. Two millennia of laws made by reason and societal consensus have proven effective, and governments that prioritize free will and democratic governance tend to thrive.