Commentary For sure, Democrats rejoiced as they watched Republicans painfully twist in the wind at the beginning of LGBTQ Pride Month, trying to figure out how to position their party on this issue. Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel got flak from the right and from the left, as she essentially waved a white flag, declaring Republican Party neutrality on a key issue of our cultural conflicts. “We will continue to grow our big tent by supporting measures that promote fairness and balance protections for LGBTQ Americans and those with deeply held religious beliefs,” she tweeted. But McDaniel’s invitation to relegate these life-defining issues to the sidelines and enter a Republican big tent wasn’t received with great enthusiasm. In America’s raging culture war, there is little doubt who is winning. In 1996, according to Gallup, just 16 percent of Republicans said same-sex marriage should be legal. In 2021, this was …