Dennis Kucinich, Representative of Democrat Leftist Lunacy“Visible Vote '08” Devoid of Morality
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Matt, yesterday, offered a nice commentary on the most recent GOP debate. In the spirit of fairness I feel I must give equal time to the Democrat debate held last night.
I watched a part of the aptly named, "Visible Vote '08 Debate," a pitiful display of pandering to the perverted that was shamelessly broadcast across America and on the Internet last night by something called Logo, a homosexual oriented Viacom-owned cable channel. A better choice branding this major foible, Logo, would have been ’la Loco” I was late tuning in, half of the candidates that already strutted their stuff before the homosexual and lesbian panel of questioners.
I watched a part of the aptly named, "Visible Vote '08 Debate," a pitiful display of pandering to the perverted that was shamelessly broadcast across America and on the Internet last night by something called Logo, a homosexual oriented Viacom-owned cable channel. A better choice branding this major foible, Logo, would have been ’la Loco” I was late tuning in, half of the candidates that already strutted their stuff before the homosexual and lesbian panel of questioners.
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Appropriately enough, the first candidate I happened to see was the loony, essentially irrelevant and totally illogical “Congressman” Dennis “He makes me ashamed to be from Ohio”. Kucinich. He is pictured above. Essentially he kept chanting “I love homosexuality”, “Marijuana is good and all drugs should be legal” and “Peace, man.” Bottom line he is the stereotypical sixties’ hippie, who just put on a suit and tie for this love-in, man.
Governor Richardson was asked if homosexuality was a choice or whether people are born that way. He started to answer “Choice” and Melissa Etheridge seeing that that was the “wrong” answer popped up and quickly interrupted “maybe you don’t understand the question, governor” One of the “CBS News on Logo” commentators after the debauched debate ended, mentioned that he thought Gov. Richardson hurt himself by the answer he gave.
Today, on ABC-TV’s Good Morning America senior (news) correspondent Jake Tapper highlighted last night’s great Debauched Debate Debacle saying, “. . . supporters of [homosexual] rights had to be pleased the politicians treated the group as with any other interest group they came, they saw, they pandered.” Six of the eight Democrat candidates for the presidency one after another fawned all over the quartet of homosexuals and lesbians, the pernicious panel of perverts lead by self-proclaimed and acknowledged rock singer lesbian Melissa “I am glad I never bought any of your music” Etheridge. By the sound of the applause and reactions and occasional panning of the camera over the audience, the crowd was overwhelming homosexual supporting. What was accomplished was another slap in the proverbial face of the majority of right thinking, values-driven Americans.
This incessantly noisy and themselves a totally intolerant grossly immoral moneyed minority, who are incrementally ruining this nation, were treated as royalty by the six pitifully-profane poorly-principled politicians. It made you want to take a shower and clean out your ears after watching and listening to the ear and eye polluting prideful pap. One by one these pandering politicians confessed their admiration and support for the whole homosexual agenda lock stock and rainbow colored barrel full of foolishness.
Former Senator John "the Ambulance Chaser" Edwards even took a shot at conservative icon, renowned leftist critic and revealer of liberal lies, Ann Coulter. To me the election of '08 is shaping up to be a clear choice of right and wrong. At least from what I saw and read about the debauched debate held on the left coast last night, the Democrat Party stand on moral and social issues is clear and clearly wrong at that.
Governor Richardson was asked if homosexuality was a choice or whether people are born that way. He started to answer “Choice” and Melissa Etheridge seeing that that was the “wrong” answer popped up and quickly interrupted “maybe you don’t understand the question, governor” One of the “CBS News on Logo” commentators after the debauched debate ended, mentioned that he thought Gov. Richardson hurt himself by the answer he gave.
Today, on ABC-TV’s Good Morning America senior (news) correspondent Jake Tapper highlighted last night’s great Debauched Debate Debacle saying, “. . . supporters of [homosexual] rights had to be pleased the politicians treated the group as with any other interest group they came, they saw, they pandered.” Six of the eight Democrat candidates for the presidency one after another fawned all over the quartet of homosexuals and lesbians, the pernicious panel of perverts lead by self-proclaimed and acknowledged rock singer lesbian Melissa “I am glad I never bought any of your music” Etheridge. By the sound of the applause and reactions and occasional panning of the camera over the audience, the crowd was overwhelming homosexual supporting. What was accomplished was another slap in the proverbial face of the majority of right thinking, values-driven Americans.
This incessantly noisy and themselves a totally intolerant grossly immoral moneyed minority, who are incrementally ruining this nation, were treated as royalty by the six pitifully-profane poorly-principled politicians. It made you want to take a shower and clean out your ears after watching and listening to the ear and eye polluting prideful pap. One by one these pandering politicians confessed their admiration and support for the whole homosexual agenda lock stock and rainbow colored barrel full of foolishness.
Former Senator John "the Ambulance Chaser" Edwards even took a shot at conservative icon, renowned leftist critic and revealer of liberal lies, Ann Coulter. To me the election of '08 is shaping up to be a clear choice of right and wrong. At least from what I saw and read about the debauched debate held on the left coast last night, the Democrat Party stand on moral and social issues is clear and clearly wrong at that.
Even though I don't agree with most of Kucinich's positions, there was one that I do agree with. He exposed some of the hypocrisy of the rest of the dems--talking out both sides of their mouths, being in favor of free trade while at the same time saying that they are for the working man.
ReplyDeleteThis is one reason that I am more keen on Tancredo than Huckabee.
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