from the American Family Association, which says to all foaming-at-the-mouth right wingers, "Can't we all just get along?":
By Bryan Fischer
A Tea Party was scheduled this past Sunday for Lexington Green - you know, where the shot was fired that was heard ‘round the world - but it got canceled at the last minute.
Why? Apparently because big tent Tea Party Republicans are scared to death of social issues.
Brian Camenker, the president of MassResistance, was slated to serve as one of the speakers at Lexington. He has spoken at numerous Tea Party events in the Bay State. Mr. Camenker’s organization is one of the leading pro-family voices in Massachusetts, and he has been the most visible opponent of the radical homosexual agenda in the bastion of liberalism.
Camenker’s organization has perhaps been the leading pro-family organization in the state to expose and oppose the imposition of homosexual indoctrination in the state’s public school system.
According to Camenker, a Republican leader of the Boston Tea Party (you can read Camenker’s account here and the account from the Lexington Minuteman here) apparently got spooked that such a staunch pro-family speaker was going to be on the roster with precious Republican candidates, and warned the candidates that as long as such a firm opponent of the homosexual agenda was on the slate, they shouldn’t get anywhere near the event.
When the organizer of the Lexington Tea Party, Jesse Segovia, wouldn’t yank Camenker from the roster, Republican candidates began pulling out of the event. The ostensible reason is that, as Eric Dahlberg, a GOP candidate for state senate said, “Some consider MassResistance a hate group, I don’t want to be within a mile of an event that gives someone like that a stage.” ........(more)
The complete piece is at:
http://www.afa.net/Blogs/BlogPost.aspx?id=2147496930