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Open Letter to Maria Cino, Vice Chair Republican National Committee
October 02, 2004
I've been meaning to write the RNC to let them know how I feel about the bible ban flyer. Here's a copy of the letter.
to: dgurley@rnchq.org, chairman@gop.com, kewarner@aol.com, administration@gop.com, rncommunications@gop.com, counsel@gop.com, memberrelations@gop.com, finance@gop.com, political@gop.com, jbanning@rnchq.org, mcino@rnchq.org, shogenson@rnchq.org, tjosefiak@rnchq.org, cspies@rnchq.org, mduncan@rnchq.org, lsigler@rnchq.org, info@georgewbush.com, opinion@coleman.senate.gov, chair@mngop.com, mbb@mngop.com, mn-logcabin@yahoogroups.com, mbrunswick@startribune.com, editor@lavendermagazine.com, press@glbtpress.com, dthompson@am1500.com, sjanesek@aol.com, linda.koblick@co.hennepin.mn.us, randy.johnson@co.hennepin.mn.us, penny.steele@co.hennepin.mn.us, chuckmuth@earthlink.net, gaypatriot2004@aol.com, pvarnell@aol.com, culturewatch@indegayforum.org
From: "Eva Young"
Date: Sat, 2 Oct 2004 08:40:41 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Please Apoligise for the RNC Mailer that Insults People of Faith and Gays
Maria Cino
Vice Chair
Republican National Committee
Ron Eibensteiner, Chair
Republican Party of Minnesota
Dear Maria:
I am very disappointed to read the Republican
National Committee is behind the attrocious flyer
claimed that "liberals" would ban the bible and allow gay marriage. Does this flyer mean that conservatives will replace the constitution with the bible?
Minnesota Republican Party Chair, Ron Eibensteiner, RNC Committee Members Jack Meek and Evie Axdahl, have the obligation to publically commit to deep sixing this mailing in Minnesota (if it hasn't already gone out). If it has, they should apologise for insulting the intelligence of Minnesota voters - especially conservative christians. This mailing suggests that the Republican Party thinks people of faith are
ignorant bigots.
When I met you at the Log Cabin Republicans Washington Flyin in May of 2000, I had thought you were genuinely committed to inclusion within the Republican Party. I am very disappointed that the voices of inclusion within the Republican National Committee failed to
stop this mailer.
I also would like to call on President Bush and Vice President Cheney to explicitly repudiate this mailer. In 2000 the NAACP did a horrendous ad claiming that Bush was responsible for the horrendous murder of James Byrd because Bush opposed hate crimes legislation. That ad was demogoguery of the worst sort - but it was put out by the NAACP - NOT the Democratic National Committee. This ad was put out by the Republican National Committee. Now the RNC has the obligation to condemn this ad and to fire the
staffers responsible for putting it out.
The question is: is the Republican Party the party of the people that graced the podium in New York: Rudy Giuliani, Arnold Schwarzenegger and John McCain, or the party of Jerry "gays caused America to be attacked on 911" Falwell, Senator Rick "man on dog sex" Santorum, Alan "gays are selfish hedonists" Keyes. Pandering to bigotry is a double edged sword. I encourage you to take the high road in this campaign.
Eva Young
President
Log Cabin Republicans of Minnesota
I posted this letter on Republicannationalcommittee@yahoogroups.com, and I've already been banned from posting on that list.
filed under: Bigots
, Gay Marriage
, Presidential Politics
, Republican Politics
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