Cliff Kincaid has a piece up on Fordham and other so-called GOP gays, that exposes them from being really what they are:

Closeted Democrats:

“At this point in the scandal, the issue is not whether there was such a network, but how big it is. CBS Evening News correspondent Gloria Borger reported the emerging belief that “a group of high-level gay Republican staffers were protecting” Foley. A New York Times story by Mark Leibovich confirmed that gay Republicans have occupied “crucial staff positions” in Congress and “have played decisive roles in passing legislation, running campaigns and advancing careers.”

The mystery man at the center of the scandal, Jeff Trandahl, is supposed to be a “lifelong Republican” who is gay. But Trandahl, who supervised the congressional page program as House clerk and knew about the controversial Foley emails many years ago, has a strange way of showing his Republicanism. A search of Federal Election Commission (FEC) records over the last six years shows no financial contributions to the Republican Party or Republican candidates. Instead, Trandahl in 2000 gave $1,200 to the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund, which gives over 80 percent of its political campaign money to Democrats.

Trandahl is so much of a Republican that he joined the board of the Human Rights Campaign Fund, another gay political action committee that commits most of its funds to electing Democrats. Its latest list of “winning candidates” is all Democrats, except for Republican Senator Lincoln Chafee, who admits not voting for President Bush in 2004.

If you are getting the idea that gay Republicans may be closeted Democrats, then you are beginning to understand how the Mark Foley scandal could have been a Democratic Party dirty trick.”

The fact that within every political persuasion there are operatives of the opposition. The Democratic Party, specifically those who are gay or simpathetic to the gay adenda have long been working for key Republican for years, working behind the scenes to advance their agenda. One such operative we know was John Aravosis. He along with gay thug Mike Rogers work like a sort of Gestapo threatening to “out” anyone who dares to challenge the “agenda party line”. Which is why they went after Foley and others simply because they wouldn’t “play the game”, and vote against so-called “anti-gay” legislation. The fact that this “scandal” is threatening to “blow the lid off” the network, has them all a little bugged, whic is a a point that Cliff makes:

“Some liberal and left-wing groups, in addition to the gay Republican organizations, seem fearful of what the investigation might uncover. But radical gay activists sympathetic to the Democratic Party’s pro-homosexual agenda are already naming the names of members of the secret network, reaching from Congress into the White House and the Republican National Committee. One such activist is Michael Rogers. Another is John Aravosis, who worked for Republican Senator Ted Stevens from 1989 to 1994.

What is going to happen from this point is that the entire secret underground network of gay operatives will be exposed along with the threats and the blackmail. People who have been using theats and intimidation to influence legislation will be “un-closeted” and exposed for who and what they are.

UPDATE: some are dismissing this story outright, and cite it an example of Republican bigotry, which is ridiculous. Those who work Washington know full well of what Kincaid is talking about, he’s not bringing up anything new. Are there gay republicans, yes, are there those who call themselves gay republicans but who in fact the opposite, absolutely, just as there are on the other side. So let’s not be deceived at what is really going on. Time will reveal it all.