HRC's Misplaced Values and Spending Patterns

In response to my last post about the Human Rights Campaign's insane endorsement of Republican Mark Kirk over Democrat Tammy Duckworth, a reader did some digging and found that the top officers of HRC were paid over $2,000,000 in 2014.  How much did HRC give to state level groups fighting against anti-gay extremists? Here are two examples: Equal Rights Houston got the whopping amount of $10,000. Equality North Carolina got $25,000. Equality Foundation of Georgia $25,000.  Michelangelo Signorile hit the nail on the head when he suggested that top HRC officials are far more concerned about keeping the money coming in from gay Republicans (who in my view are akin to Jews who would have supported the Nazi Party in the 1930's) than they are about the rights and lives of those of us out in the hinterland.  Here's what my reader sent to me - it speaks volumes:

http://hrc-assets.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com//files/images/campaign/HRC-990-2014.pdf

HRC top management salaries are on page 9. Chad Griffin got $404,712, seven of the top executives got over $200K EACH and another got $195K. (See also page 109.) I will let these figures speak for themselves.

To put this into further context, Schedule I, beginning on page 103, shows the cash support provided to the 30 organizations that received cash support. I point out that Equal Rights Houston got the whopping amount of $10,000. Equality North Carolina got $25K as did the Equality Foundation of Georgia. We know what the status of equality in Houston and North Carolina is now and what the status of equality in Georgia is likely to be should the sociopaths and psychopaths get their way. I venture to suggest that had the half-million dollars or so wasted on a couple of vice-presidents been used instead for productive advocacy, our brothers and sisters might not now be third-class citizens.