People often ask me “How can you be gay and a Republican?”
Here’s the reason: The Republican Party is far from perfect. I disagree with plenty of its execution and some of its craziest voices. But when I look at actual policy, I still find the Republican platform to be infinitely more aligned with my values – and American principles- than today’s Democrats.
The modern Democratic platform, as I see it, has become indefensible on almost every front:
– Open borders and de facto amnesty for illegal immigration
– Abortion on demand, up to birth, paid for by taxpayers
– Soft-on-crime policies that put criminals’ comfort above victims’ safety
– Irreversible medical transitions for minors framed as “gender-affirming care”
-Expanding welfare and foreign aid programs that redistribute wealth from productive citizens to people who hate this country
– Opposing common sense voter ID laws that exist in every other modern nation
– Race-based, anti-white discrimination rebranded as “equity”
– Rule by unelected bureaucrats and administrative state overreach
– Climate hysteria and anti-energy independence
– Entrenched elitism and disdain for working class and rural Americans
– Moral equivocation (or outright sympathy) toward Hamas and other terrorist groups
– Censorship and cancellation disguised as “combating misinformation”
– Hostility toward entrepreneurs and job creators
– Reflexive anti-capitalism
– Contempt for traditional religious values, especially Christianity
– Celebration of political violence against conservatives
– Attacks on property rights and due process
– Denial of basic biological reality
These aren’t fringe Democrat positions. These are the mainstream views held by millions and pushed by the party’s leaders.
I’m a gay man who believes in individual liberty, capitalism, secure borders, rule of law, free speech, and the protection of children. On those core principles, the Republican Party – flawed, messy as it is (ex tariffs) – still comes far closer than the alternative. And because the Republicans stand in the way of the most destructive Democrat designs, I’ve joined their team.
That’s why. No apologies 🇺🇸
Most rational people – like yourself it seems – can understand we may not all agree on certain things – including the way some people choose to live their lives – but we won’t condemn those who believe in the same fundamental principles of the founding of this country.
— Jennifer Galardi (@JennGalardi) December 3, 2025
Palantir CEO Alex Karp: “I didn’t shift my politics. The political parties shifted their politics.”
“…dysfunction, things that never work, socialism, no meritocracy— that’s not progressive. That’s cowardly.
“Half my old party knows it. They don’t speak up. It’s bullshit.”
Via… pic.twitter.com/ttCsHLD1rH
— Jawwwn (@jawwwn_) December 3, 2025
🚨 HOLY CRAP! It's been revealed that Minnesota AG Keith Ellison MET with Somalis and fraudsters and got offered CAMPAIGN contributions, "that he later accepted" 🤯
It's not only Tim Walz.
It's the entire Democrat leadership of Minnesota!pic.twitter.com/tlkNVlbwSh
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) December 4, 2025
Amazing how oblivious democrats are to basic supply and demand.
— Ray 🇺🇸 (@RayOFreedom) December 4, 2025