Clyburn challenger: Gay couples are 'gremlins' (Anthony Culler)

[Machiavelli]

Alexandra Jaffe
The Hill
October 20, 2014

Rep. James Clyburn's (D-S.C.) Republican challenger referred to same-sex couples as "gremlins" and "bullies" in a Facebook post urging supporters to oppose gay marriage at the polls this fall.

Anthony Culler, the GOP nominee for Clyburn's seat, wrote a Facebook post on Oct. 14 decrying same-sex marriage as "a pestilence that has descended on our society, against our will, by those in the courts and government that do not value the traditional family."

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"a pestilence that has descended on our society, against our will, by those in the courts and government that do not value the traditional family."

The truth hurts. I don't see one thing wrong with that statement.

[Machiavelli]

S.C. House candidate doubles down on 'gremlins' comment
David McCabe
The Hill
October 20, 2014

In a video message released on his Facebook page on Monday, South Carolina Republican congressional candidate Anthony Culler defended his use of the word "gremlins" to refer to gay couples.

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Cook Partisan Voting Index: D+17
Racial composition: 57% Black, 41% White

Let's not kid ourselves. Culler is a paper candidate who is only getting attention because he spoke ill of the homosexual agenda. As Republican in a Democratic district against a House stalwart of a certain unassailable race, he never had any chance of winning anyway.

[MACVSOG68]

Cook Partisan Voting Index: D+17
Racial composition: 57% Black, 41% White

Let's not kid ourselves. Culler is a paper candidate who is only getting attention because he spoke ill of the homosexual agenda. As Republican in a Democratic district against a House stalwart of a certain unassailable race, he never had any chance of winning anyway.

Very true.  However it should be noted that liberals love to take such quotes and spread them around to Republican candidates in general.  Probably too late for the upcoming election, but like grabbing hold of Romney's high school days, they'll keep it for '16, and use it to put Republicans on the defensive, who will simply want to bury their opinions on the subject.  They know that in just about every poll, most Americans now favor same-sex marriage. 

[truth_seeker]

They know that in just about every poll, most Americans now favor same-sex marriage.

Here is an interesting site, which aggregates polling information, by topic. On marriage, it has....

http://www.pollingreport.com/civil.htm

Gallup and Pew go back for many years, and the results shown, prove the changes in public opinion.

Increasingly "conservatives," "Republicans" hold views which are only agrred to by a smaller, and smaller minority of Americans.

[Atomic Cow]

He is absolutely correct.  The homofacists are bullies to the extreme.

[MACVSOG68]

Here is an interesting site, which aggregates polling information, by topic. On marriage, it has....

http://www.pollingreport.com/civil.htm

Gallup and Pew go back for many years, and the results shown, prove the changes in public opinion.

Increasingly "conservatives," "Republicans" hold views which are only agrred to by a smaller, and smaller minority of Americans.

Yeah, regardless of what one's personal feelings about the issue are, as a campaign issue especially in the next presidential election it's a non-starter.

[Fishrrman]

Mr. Culler will get no disagreement from me.

If I resided in his district, I'd crawl on broken glass to vote for him.

[Oceander]