The dynamic duo of Ian Reilly and Milo Yiannopoulos once danced into the GOP ballroom in Manhattan together, wearing black Gestapo style trench coats and turning heads. They sure got attention. And Reilly, for an encore, invited Proud Boys to the Metropolitan Club on East 83rd Street. It too got attention, the local residents knew where to find the GOP by the broken windows and police cars outside after Proud Boys and Antifa squared off.
People in Reilly's life seem to get attention, but not retention; they come and go; including his former boss, NY State Senator Marty Golden. Reilly worked in his office, from which Anthony Testaverde was let go last year. Golden was asked to let Reilly go and had he done so he might not have been let go. Some people don't listen.
Also let go was Milo, from Breitbart, soon after the scandal about his statements regarding adult-child sex. While NAMBLA might have loved him, the GOP did not and he has not been dancing around any GOP ballrooms for a while.
But he might be back. Pal Ian is running for president of the Metropolitan Club, while Milo is talking about working on a book about pleasing a black man sexually, although he opposes Black Lives Matter, which he put down at one of his famous UC rallies, calling it a divisive movement.
Juxtaposition juxtaposed with juxtaposition. Black on white on white on black and it is all a grey mess. Neo nazis in lipstick clashing with antifa while BLM is called out by a bleached blonde alt right mouthpiece from another country.
But you might ask Ian Reilly, or Proud Boys, or the crowd that Ian has brought into the Metropolitan Club. They seem to know everything.
The vote for president is 30 January; Ian was hoping to change it to the 29th, presumably better to suit his following, but the board voted to keep things the way they were. It's still a democracy Ian. And hopefully this democracy will vote out your loud boys.
This is not what the GOP is about. It has many sides to it, there is natural diversity, from Lincoln to Trump - but there is no space for criminality, racism, etc. Ian knows little about the brothers even if he does latch on to one or two. The law abiding black membership in the GOP opposes Ian, Milo and Sebastian, none of whom were around to support the black GOP say in 1993, when Pastor Calvin Butts welcomed George Pataki into the church up in Harlem. Pataki won the NY gubernatorial race, to the surprise of everyone. Hard working black GOP stalwarts like Leroy Owens made this possible, and for an insight into the kind of brothers who supports the GOP take a look at the brothers in Harlem who knew Owens. Owens working behind the scenes made a lot happen and this all benefited the black community.
Ian, Milo and Sebastian benefit Proud Boys; not the black community, not the GOP. This site endorses Robert Morgan for president, we are comfortable with his leadership, with his welcoming of all races and lifestyles into the club, with his many years of leadership, with his family.
Real men, not loud boys. Let's work together to Make America greater than ever.
Ian tends to turn people off, as does his boyfriend Jeff. Young and ambitious, diplomacy is not their forte. Getting attention is. Milo is beloved for that reason, as is Proud Boys. The louder the better seems to be their mantra.
ReplyDeleteAnd this fight will not be silent. Ian is sending out emails claiming all kinds of support, but some of it appears bogus, such as his claim that Forbes endorses him; it does not, he bases this only on a letter of thanks sent to the club, which the club and not Ian has in possession.
Some of the other endorsements are also questionable.