frankly. my dialogue with the rnc and the campaign committees are ongoing. not every member of the republican party, not every republican office holder is on the same page, but that s the whole point of why we re having dialogue. if i can get a member of congress to at least agree to certain aspects like employment non-discrimination, that begins a dialogue or if they agree to repeal of don t ask, don t tell, that s another foothold into the dialogue. some members of congress want to start out by talking tax equity in the next session of congress. we ll take that. the ball is moving forward. and the party is getting back to basics. where it s not moving forward, i was watching the glenn beck rally the other day and i ve got to tell you the christian right under palin and under the banner of palin and beck, trying to take that party from its secular roots, almost like a matchup with the middle east politics and try to turn it into a christian right party with some jewish conservatives
and i ve got to tell you the christian right under palin and under the banner of palin and beck, trying to take that party from its secular roots, almost like a matchup with the middle east politics and try to turn it into a christian right party with some jewish conservatives but mainly a christian right party. they are trying to turn it into that based upon god and jesus and all this in an incredibly un-american way turning a political party into a religious institution. i don t think it s going to help marriage equality. my thoughts now. what are yours? well, glenn beck for starters actually is fine with marriage equality, so, we re not going to get in here and talk about semantics about some libertarian movements or some other voices within the republican party. we can, but if we re talking about marriage equality, you happened to raise mr. beck s name. he s actually in support of it. i guess i don t hear that sound coming from the rally types, but your thoughts, joe. how do yo
the dialogue is already there, at a level that it hasn t been frankly. my dialogue with the rnc and the campaign committees are ongoing. not every member of the republican party, not every republican office holder is on the same page, but that s the whole point of why we re having dialogue. if i can get a member of congress to at least agree to certain aspects like employment non-discrimination, that begins a dialogue or if they agree to repeal of don t ask, don t tell, that s another foothold into the dialogue. some members of congress want to start out by talking tax equity in the next session of congress. we ll take that. the party is moving forward and getting back to basics. where it s not moving forward, i was watching the glenn beck rally the other day and i ve got to tell you the christian right under palin and under the banner of palin and beck, trying to take that party from its secular roots, almost like a matchup with the middle east politics and try to turn it into a chr