Organizers of a conservative conference in Denver this summer have told a gay Republican group it cannot have a booth at the event. The Western Conservative Summit returned a $250 registration fee to the Log Cabin Republicans. "We'd love to have them attend the summit and be in the discussion. But we have to draw the line at a formal relationship between two organizations with diametrically opposed policy beliefs," said Centennial Institute president John Andrews. Alexander Hornaday, president of the Colorado Log Cabin Republicans, called the move short-sighted. "What turns young people off from the right is a perception that the right is intolerant or anti-gay. This reinforces that perception," he said.
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