A. Barton Hinkle on Why One Gay Republican Won't Be Voting for Romney
The general-election campaign has hardly even started, but it already has produced what likely will go down as the most shameful moment of the 2012 presidential race. That moment occurred when Richard Grennell, an openly gay adviser to Mitt Romney, resigned from the campaign. A. Barton Hinkle invited a recently out gay Republican to share his thoughts, and why he won't be voting for Romney—or Barack Obama—in November.
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