Gay Republicans -- So What's Up with Them?
Despite unfriendly platform, they see changes in party.
For gay Republicans – a distinct minority whose numbers and visibility are nonetheless growing steadily – their party's position on issues personally close to home has not prevented them from supporting the Romney-Ryan ticket.
For now, it seems, the definition of marriage held to by Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan and chiseled into the GOP platform – one man and one woman – takes a back seat to economic recovery and job creation.
"I'm very happy to support Mitt Romney so we can get the country back on the path to prosperity," says Michael Carr, a young (32), gay businessman who's running for the state senate in Colorado. "We care about social issues too, but we have to prioritize."
