You don't want to miss our monthly meeting on June 10th at Rhodeside Grill (corner of Rhodes Ave. and Wilson Blvd.) in Arlington where we will be showing the award-winning movie "For the Bible Tells Me So".  This film follows five deeply religious families through their individual and difficult journeys to accept their gay and lesbian children and includes their assessment of commonly held beliefs about what religious scripture really says about their children.  You don't want to miss this very informative and moving presentation about real people, real lives, and the real world.

Rhodeside's downstairs bar will be open for our exclusive use by 6 p.m.; order and pay for your drinks and dinner (including tip) from the bartender before the movie; and your dinner will be served during the screening, which starts at 7.

In response to club member requests, we are introducing a new and varied schedule of Club events.   Please return frequently to this website to find the latest news regarding events.  Or, better yet, ask to be on our email list and receive up-to-date notices in your inbox.   Click on the Calendar menu item on the left side of the webpage to view events by the month or click on the link below for more info. 

TIMES-DISPATCH GUEST COLUMNIST

ALEXANDRIA This weekend, the Republican Party of Virginia held its annual retreat, the Huffman Advance, in Crystal City. The gathering presented members of the GOP with a unique opportunity to reflect on our losses in the 2007 election cycle - which resulted in a Democratic majority in the State Senate for the first time in 12 years. Those losses were a continuation of the sharp reversals the party has suffered since it was swept into power just seven years ago. As the state continues to trend blue, the time for reflection on where the party has been going for the past few years is long overdue.

What are the lessons the Republicans should learn from the 2007 elections? Certainly not the one that the Family Foundation is pushing in its e-mail blasts to its supporters that claim the losses were attributable to candidates who were not socially conservative enough.

We're the Log Cabin Republicans of Virginia, the home for mainstream gay and lesbian Republicans throughout the Commonwealth. Welcome to our Statewide page.

Gay and Republican? Definitely! We share the basic Republican beliefs in free enterprise, personal freedom and responsibility, lower taxes, and limited government. We support the Virginia Republican Creed, and we're proud to fly our party's banner along with our personal stripes.

Take a look around the site, and learn more about us. We're on the move all across Virginia.
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