Neil J. Young is a writer and the author of We Gather Together: The Religious Right and the Problem of Interfaith Politics. His work has appeared in publications including the New York Times, Washington Post, Atlantic, and Los Angeles Times, and he cohosts the history podcast Past Present. He lives in Los Angeles.

• Introduction1. The Double Life2. The Closeted Architects of Modern Conservatism3. A Place at the Table4. For God and Country5. Concerned Republicans for Individual Rights6. Homosexual Congress7. Gay for the Gipper8. As California Goes . . .9. My Body, My Choice10. Gay Family Values11. Are You a Gay Republican or a Republican Gay?12. Homocons13. The Real David Brock14. The Conservative Case for Same-Sex Marriage15. Defending Marriage, Defending the Constitution16. GOProud17. Trolling for Trump18. Gay Republican Pride19. Make America Gay AgainConclusionAcknowledgmentsList of Archives and Collections CitedNotesIndex

“Excellent. . . . Anyone could benefit from reading this book."

Neil J. Young is a writer and the author of We Gather Together: The Religious Right and the Problem of Interfaith Politics. His work has appeared in publications including the New York Times, Washington Post, Atlantic, and Los Angeles Times, and he cohosts the history podcast Past Present. He lives in Los Angeles.

• Introduction1. The Double Life2. The Closeted Architects of Modern Conservatism3. A Place at the Table4. For God and Country5. Concerned Republicans for Individual Rights6. Homosexual Congress7. Gay for the Gipper8. As California Goes . . .9. My Body, My Choice10. Gay Family Values11. Are You a Gay Republican or a Republican Gay?12. Homocons13. The Real David Brock14. The Conservative Case for Same-Sex Marriage15. Defending Marriage, Defending the Constitution16. GOProud17. Trolling for Trump18. Gay Republican Pride19. Make America Gay AgainConclusionAcknowledgmentsList of Archives and Collections CitedNotesIndex

“Excellent. . . . Anyone could benefit from reading this book."

Neil J. Young is a writer and the author of We Gather Together: The Religious Right and the Problem of Interfaith Politics. His work has appeared in publications including the New York Times, Washington Post, Atlantic, and Los Angeles Times, and he cohosts the history podcast Past Present. He lives in Los Angeles.

• Introduction1. The Double Life2. The Closeted Architects of Modern Conservatism3. A Place at the Table4. For God and Country5. Concerned Republicans for Individual Rights6. Homosexual Congress7. Gay for the Gipper8. As California Goes . . .9. My Body, My Choice10. Gay Family Values11. Are You a Gay Republican or a Republican Gay?12. Homocons13. The Real David Brock14. The Conservative Case for Same-Sex Marriage15. Defending Marriage, Defending the Constitution16. GOProud17. Trolling for Trump18. Gay Republican Pride19. Make America Gay AgainConclusionAcknowledgmentsList of Archives and Collections CitedNotesIndex

“Excellent. . . . Anyone could benefit from reading this book."