Log Cabin Republicans removes 'T' from LGBT advocacy, says 'radical' trans activists are eroding gay support

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "Fifty years ago next year, Log Cabin Republicans was founded on a simple conviction: that gay Americans who believe in limited government, individual liberty, and equality deserve equal protection under the law and a voice inside the Republican Party," Hemminger began the op-ed.
53% : "They align directly with the Republican commitment to limited government and equal protection under the law.
49% : Ross Hemminger, the president of the Log Cabin Republicans (LCR), published Thursday by Townhall.com that his organization is renewing its focus on prioritizing the representation of gay, lesbian and bisexual GOP voters.
45% : "From the start, Log Cabin Republicans grounded its advocacy in constitutional principles -- equal protection, limited government, and individual freedom.
41% : "Issues of sexual orientation -- marriage, adoption, military service, nondiscrimination rooted in equal treatment, and religious liberty protections applied fairly -- are grounded in constitutional clarity," Hemminger wrote.

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