And I see where NBC News has just been caught red-handed doctoring a
Perry video to make him appear RAAAAACIST.
http://www.breitbart.tv/outrage-nbc-news-ed-schultz-uses-deceptive-edit-to-paint-rick-perry-as-racist/
This now requires that I call NBC the Nazi Broadcasting Company.
Although I think that the moniker might be a bit too nice.
David
"There is no virtue in compulsory government charity, and there is no
virtue in advocating it. A politician who portrays himself as "caring"
and "sensitive" because he wants to expand the government's charitable
programs is merely saying that he's willing to try to do good with other
people's money. Well, who isn't? And a voter who takes pride in
supporting such programs is telling us that he'll do good with his own
money -- if a gun is held to his head."*--P. J. O'Rourke*
On 8/15/2011 11:52 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Nor me, either.
Gotta tell you, I am willing to vote for Donald Duck, anyone but Hussein.
But the choices among Republicans make me ill.
As for issues, I guess Bachmann, but as far as preparedness for the WH.
uhhh, that's a real stretch, and she has a tendency to open mouth /
insert foot.
Dong the math, who has a realistic chance? I might be able to stomach
George W Bush II., aka Perry,. but he'd take the South, a few Western
states
and maybe Indiana, and what else ?
Ron Paul, outside of his enthusiasts, has no appeal as far as the majority
of the electorate goes. I don't see him, if, God forbid, he gets the
nomination,.
doing any better than Goldwater in 1964.
Then there's Rohmer and Huntsman. I guess this is some sort of RNC idea
of a joke. Along with another joke, Cain, who is far worse --as far as
being
prepared-- than Bachmann. Gingrich polled all of 2+ % in Iowa and
it looks like he is dead in the water.
Last time around there were 3 or 4 for whom I could at least work up
a little bit of warmth. This time ? Help *!* . This is bad news.
All of this as BHO's poll numbers are in the toilet and someone
has just flushed.
I am about to pull out what little hair I have left.
disgruntled in Oregon
BR
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message dated 8/15/2011 9:32:12 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
I wasn't a Romneyite anyway.
David
"There is no virtue in compulsory government charity, and there is
no virtue in advocating it. A politician who portrays himself as
"caring" and "sensitive" because he wants to expand the
government's charitable programs is merely saying that he's
willing to try to do good with other people's money. Well, who
isn't? And a voter who takes pride in supporting such programs is
telling us that he'll do good with his own money -- if a gun is
held to his head."*--P. J. O'Rourke*
On 8/15/2011 3:27 PM, [email protected] wrote:
*Christian Post*
Romney's Positions on Homosexuality, Abortion Rights Uncovered
in New Book
<http://www.christianpost.com/news/romneys-positions-on-homosexuality-abortion-rights-uncovered-in-new-book-53931/>
Mon, Aug. 15, 2011 Posted: 03:07 PM EDT
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Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney may have taken his
share of criticism for flip-flopping on healthcare, but now
pro-family activist and author Amy Contrada is challenging Romney
on social issues in a book titled, /Mitt Romney's Deception – His
Stealth Promotion of "Gay Rights" and "Gay Marriage" in
Massachusetts/. With over 600 pages of in-depth analysis,
Contrada cites numerous examples of Romney's support, or lack
thereof, on social and pro-family issues.
The book describes what Contrada says is “the shocking, but
under-reported record” of Romney’s support of gay rights and gay
marriage during his term as Massachusetts governor. The author
claims that contrary to Romney’s campaign comments of defending
marriage and traditional values, he actually undermined them by
working closely with homosexual activists and advisers while in
office.
For example, Kevin Jennings started out as a teacher at the
Concord Academy before rising to the position of Assistant Deputy
Secretary of Education in the Obama administration. Jennings was
the founder of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network
prior to joining the administration. Contrada makes clear that
Romney and his administration supported these and similar
programs that left pubic school children exposed to the belief
that homosexual behavior is mainstream and within moral guidelines.
“Romney is not someone to be trusted on the issue of same-sex
marriage or pro-family issues,” Contrada told The Christian Post.
“I believe the major reason for his flip-flopping is he’s
[Romney] not a constitutionalist nor is he a man of deeply rooted
values.”
Interestingly, Contrada says she voted for Romney in 2002 and
held signs for him in 1994.
“There is a lot about Gov. Romney that I didn’t know about then.
We now know he supported civil unions and did not fully embrace
the pro-life stance,” mentioned Contrada. “These are just a few
of the issues that are the cornerstone of pro-family voters.”
The issue could once again raise the critical issue of what
exactly Mitt Romney believes and when did he start believing it.
Michele Bachmann’s decisive victory in Iowa, combined with Texas
Governor Rick Perry joining the GOP race for president will
probably bring added pressure on Romney to discuss social issues
that appear at times to take him outside of his comfort zone of
economic and fiscal topics.
The book begins when as a gubernatorial candidate, Romney refused
to support the original 2001 Massachusetts constitutional
amendment to define marriage as between one man and one woman.
Contrada also raises the issue of how the homosexual movement
took over the Massachusetts Department of Education, before
branching out into other areas such as social services.
“Mitt Romney was in a unique position to halt dangerous, socially
destabilizing trends while Governor of Massachusetts. But he
would not engage that battle, instead colluding with homosexual
activists to promote their agenda,” Contrada wrote in the book.
Contrada is specific on one when she offers criticism on Romney’s
stances. “I don’t really know what is in his heart. But I do know
he’s treating marriage as a political issue and he certainly
wants the homosexual vote.”
“I examined every statement I could find that he [Romney] made
about homosexuality and no where could I find where he condemned
same-sex marriage. He will never call it immoral. Every Mormon I
know personally…the rank and file Mormons… I know… are very
clearly opposed to homosexuality and see it as a moral issue. The
church on the other hand seems to be a bit wishy-washy on the
issue. I think Romney is the same way and wants to please
everybody by playing every issue down the middle.”
In chapter 2 of her book, Contrada outlines all the issues Romney
supported while in office and in the third chapter, she
highlights comments that Romney, his campaign or his staff have
made over the years in regards to pro-family issues:
“While Romney was Governor, his Executive Office of Health and
Human Services staff – which was reported to closely monitor any
'educational materials perceived as having political
consequences' – supported the DPH’s [Department of Public Health]
statewide distribution of new shocking and radical posters
supporting (and arguably promoting) transgenderism and
homosexuality, and warning against ‘transphobia’ and
‘homophobia,’" Contrada wrote in her book.
“These posters, approved in 2004 and before, were posted in
medical offices (including in public schools), on buses and
subways, and ran in newspapers statewide. GLBT activists
complained to the Boston Globe that it took a long time, but
Romney and his staff did approve these radical statements, so any
delay was meaningless in the end.”
Contrada says she never set out to undertake such a project;
nevertheless, her 40 years as a pro-family activist gave her the
insight and background to assemble the information necessary in
order to publish the book.
The book is self-published and is available on Amazon.com.
Paul Stanley
Christian Post Reporter
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