Two years ago, I wrote a story in which we briefly meet two young, traditional conservative men, and only at the end of the scene do we see one of them kiss the other as he hurries them off to a party fundraising dinner. At the time, I wrote it because I wanted to go against stereotypes. These days, it's a lot less believable to me, even though I know there are still some diehard gay Republicans. The party has by and large deserted them, and the other true conservatives.
Speaking of which, andrewsullivan.com is an interesting place for traditional (non-Bush, non-evangelical) conservative thought. There are three essays on the left of the home page that I was reminded of by your post.
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Date: 2004-11-02 04:40 pm (UTC)Speaking of which, andrewsullivan.com is an interesting place for traditional (non-Bush, non-evangelical) conservative thought. There are three essays on the left of the home page that I was reminded of by your post.