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>> the issue here is for governor romney and what he thinks of homosexual behavior. his church -- my complaint of governor romney is not that he's mormon, but he's not mormon enough. the mormon church believes homosexual behavior is sinful and the acts are offensive to god. the question that needs to be asked of governor romney, do you agree with the teaching of your church. if you do, why have you made the face of your campaign someone who engages in conduct that your own church says is offensive to god f. you don't agree with your church how do you expect the evangelical base to support you. >> we are talking the separation of church and state? isn't that what americans want? a president that is not going to make decisions based on his religious beliefs. he's going for the most qualified person. >> you cannot separate religious liberty from the homosexual agenda. they represent the single greatest threat in america. he ought to know that. they would not allow homosexuals to serve as members. >> clark, step in. go ahead. >> you mentioned the point of separation of church and state. governor romney didn't hire rick because he's a protestant. he hired him because he's qualified as a national security democrat. rick is the ideal candidate. he was hired on his qualifications and experience in the bush administration, not because of his orientation. his orientation had nothing to do with the hiring process. >> if it had nothing to do with homosexuality, why did not come out and celebrate this appointment if it has nothing to do with it? >> go ahead, clark. >> one is political affiliation and orientation is not a choice. when it comes to matters of individual liberty and responsibility, we all recognize that freedom means freedom for everyone. dick cheney said that. we are talking about someone's qualifications as a spokesperson on national security issues is based on their experience and their ability to be able to speak candidly, honestly and also with a background that is relevant to what is happening in the portfolio today. rick's orientation has nothing to do with his experience in working in the framework. >> let me ask you, just off what clark is saying and what you have said and we talk about background and qualifications. if you take a look at his resume, we are talking two decades of experience at the local, state, federal level, appointed by george w. bush in 2001. he's got a master's degree from harva harvard. why is he not qualify snd. >> he is not the only qualified individual romney could have chosen. he knows about his past and his sexual preferences. he knows about his actions. he made a deliberate and intentional choice to pick him as the face of his campaign out of all the qualified candidates he could have chose. that is the thing sending off alarm bells in the evangelical community. our concern is for liberty, for religious liberty. we recognize the threat that homosexual agenda imposes on religious liberty thachlt is our concern. where is governor romney at. >> we are talking foreign policy. did you like how john bolton did when he was u.s. ambassador? >> let me ask brian. just a second, clark? did he do a good job? >> he did a great job. >> okay. this was his spokesperson. >> he doesn't care about one's orientation. he had no issue with his orientation, my orientation. my security clearance and rick's had nothing to do with it. it was our about to perform our jobs in the national security portfolio. george bush picked the best and brightest. good on governor romney and good on president bush being able to pick people to serve in their campaigns those who are the strongest when it comes to foreign policy. >> brian, that was interesting you thought he did a great job and this was his spokesperson. >> personnel is policy. everybody in d.c. says that. personnel is policy. when governor romney picks somebody who is an active homosexual, he's sending a shout out to the lobby. it's absurd to say it's not about sexual orientation or preference. i wouldn't be talking to a representative of the log cabin republican ifs they didn't recognize this was a big game for the homosexual lobby. >> final thought, clark? >> i prefer to be a republican and i prefer to be a practicing amiss ka pal yan. my being gay is not a choice. when you talk preference, i can choose who i vote for and how i practice my faith because we have that liberty. again, freedom means freedom for everyone. be careful, you are sounding like george wallace. segregation today and segregation tomorrow. be careful. >> clark, brian. >> there's no equivalence -- >> gentlemen. we have to -- >> not a choice. >> clark, brian, you both meade your points. i appreciate you both for coming on. thank you. landing a job is hard these days. a summer job, even harder. tips to help you stand out with potential employers as you look for the job you want. next. i love cash back. with the bankamericard cash rewards credit card, we earn more cash back for the things we buy most. 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% on groceries. 3% on gas. automatically. no hoops to jump through. no annual fee. that's 1% back on... wow! 2% on my homemade lasagna. 3% back on [ friends ] road trip!!!!!!!!!!!! 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