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In an interview with The Desert Sun, Grenell said: "The far left doesn't want a gay person to be conservative and the far right doesn't want a conservative to be gay. Some of the most hateful, mean-spirited intolerant comments about me being the foreign policy and national security spokesman for Governor Romney … were coming from the left."
"But it was the far right that gloated louder than the far left after Grenell's resignation. Leading the charge was the conservative American Family Association's Bryan Fischer, who called Grenell's resignation a "huge win for us."
But regardless, I have zero pity for him after Grenell mocked Rachel Maddow for "being too masculine and a lesbian stereotype, saying, 'Rachel Maddow needs to take a breath and put on a necklace.'" Something to be expected from a homophobic. Too much contact with conservatives, I guess, to think that such a thing matters.
Of course, he's going to come out with something like this. He's going to preserve his career at any cost. He's a self-serving man that has that smug "republican white guy" attitude.
"...Some of the most hateful, mean-spirited intolerant comments about me being the foreign policy and national security spokesman for Governor Romney … were coming from the left."
Did he really believe that someone who served in that capacity for George W. Bush would be welcomed with open arms by the left?
Really?
Silly man.
And, based on some of the things I've read about his misogynistic words and views towards the secretary of state, etc. I think he needs to look in the mirror first before whining about anyone being intolerant.
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