Cliff Kincaid
Conservative group banned (VIDEO)
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By Cliff Kincaid
February 19, 2018

A conservative pro-family group has been banned from the Conservative Political Action Conference. Brian Camenker and Cliff Kincaid discuss the infiltration of the conservative movement by the gay rights lobby and big money groups dedicated to the libertarian line. They also discuss President Trump's confusing policies on the topic and Mitt Romney's pro-homosexual record.



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