November 17, 2009
Stupid Callous Homophobic Hateful Legislation
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Filed Under: California, Civil Rights, Homophobia, Humor, LDS/Mormons, Marriage, Proposition 8, Radical Religious Right, Republican Sexcapades
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…unless you’re trying to Gaslight us with an annual case of déjà vu.
Harvey Milk Day Bill Headed To Governor’s Desk A bill to establish a statewide day honoring slain former San Francisco city supervisor and gay civil rights leader Harvey Milk is headed to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s desk. …
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Take your pick:
A1. Bragging that you’re cheating on your wife with two other women, then saying it was all “just talk,” dragging one of your so-called conquests through the mud along with you; or:
A2. Listening to one of your cohorts, who’s on the Committee on Utilities and Commerce, brag about cheating on his wife with two other women, one of of whom is a utilities lobbyist, and and not reporting the conversation, especially when both of you are on the Assembly Ethics Committee.
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LOS ANGELES — September 9, 2009 — After California Assemblyman Michael Duvall (R-Orange County) was caught making obscene boasts about sex with married lobbyists on a live microphone in committee meeting, the 700,000-member Courage Campaign called on Attorney General Jerry Brown to investigate.
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Or, at least, on a hot mic, describing the lurid details (details so lurid, even we won’t repeat them here) of his affairs with two female married lobbyists.
“One works for a firm which represents utility companies,” notes KCAL — which is no small detail: Duvall was the vice chair of the Committee on Utilities and Commerce, which oversees regulation of public utilities in California. You don’t have to be psychic to see an ethics probe in Duvall’s future!
While we put together Duvall’s inevitable entry for the Conservative Babylon Hall of Shame, get a load of the report from KCAL-9 in L.A., below.
Of course, Duvall is a rabid homophobe, who, among other things, received a perfect rating from the Capitol Resource Institute — the pro-Proposition 8 PAC created by Karen England’s Capital Resource Institute (read more here), the haters behind the astounding scumbaggery of distributing “Yes On 8″ propaganda to be passed out to trick-or-treaters on Halloween, 2008 (see “Proposition 8 Supporters Take Child Exploitation to New Low: Anti-Gay Fliers to Be Passed Out to Trick-or-Treaters Tonight“).
And now, heeeeeere’s Mikey:
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…has moved. Your existing deep links should redirect your visitors automatically (no need to thank us — you’re welcome! LOL) to the correct page(s), but for future ref:
We may have a little cosmetic work/streamlining to do, but right now everything’s functional.
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No crocodile tears from us:
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If we were the praying sort, we’d pray for the day this hater is caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy:
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Rep. Paul Broun (R-GA) has said a few outrageous things in his political career, but this one may take the cake. …“He […] spoke of a ’socialistic elite’ — Obama, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid — who might use a pandemic disease or natural disaster as an excuse to declare martial law,” reports The Athens Banner-Herald.
He added, “They’re trying to develop an environment where they can take over. We’ve seen that historically.” …
In November, the Georgia lawmaker told a Rotary Club that President Obama was a “Marxist” and said his suggestion of a “civilian security force” made him eerily like Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. …
If stupid people are going to say stupid things, can’t they at least learn the difference between socialism and Marxism?
Not to mention the fact that Barack Obama is even less a socialist — or a Marxist — than Lucille Ball was a Communist. But to hope for that much to get through the cement skulls of goofballs like Paul Broun would be asking far too much from the Attention-Deficit Sound-Bite Generation.
More of Broun’s lunacy (”death panels” and all) at Raw Story.
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…and we were, the boycott of Manchester properties only continues to gain momentum.
Karma’s a bitch, ain’t it, Doug?
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But even we don’t use language like that.
One constituent did call him a “disgusting, humorless, racist sad sack of
So we’ll just call Gary Frago what he is — a Republican — and let the news (which shows that Frago is hardly the only “joker” in Atwater seemingly oblivious to his own vile racism) tell the story. Video after the jump.
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We have no words. No words. Just watch:
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As shown on Congressional travel disclosure forms obtained through Legistorm.com, a nonprofit dedication to government transparency, in February 2000 a bipartisan pair of US congressional representatives, Frank Wolf (R-VA-10) and former Democratic Ohio Congressional representative Tony P. Hall, traveled with their wives to Hawaii on what the two described as official US government business but the trip was financed by two interconnected fundamentalist ministries, Youth With a Mission and “The Family”, which both advocate Christian theocratic rule.Suggesting they confused the agenda of those ministries with US government interests, representatives Frank R. Wolf and Tony P. Hall, who is now a US ambassador working to foster a Middle East peace initiative, each signed their names to statements on their travel forms…
The stated destination of Tony Hall’s and Frank Wolf’s February 18-25, 2000 conjugal junkets was Kona, Hawaii, home of the international campus and headquarters of Youth With a Mission. YWAM is a global Christian ministry that owns the C Street House and whose founder Loren Cunningham proposes an ambitious plan for Christian domination in which believers achieve control of key societal sectors including government, business, media, and education: the 7 Mountains Mandate.
Much more, including document scans:
Related:
C Street / The Family / The Fellowship, Conservative Babylon
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A year ago, I would have expected a flood of hate mail for posting this, and agreeing with every last word. Today, the Obamanauts tend to leave me alone. I don’t think it’s because they’re tired of me; I think it’s because it’s virtually impossible to disagree with such a searing indictment and maintain even a shred of credibility (although a few are trying, and failing, miserably):
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This was Francis Schaeffer:
“Francis Schaeffer is widely credited with being the most influential person in leading evangelical Christians to oppose abortion. Many, however, are unaware of how instrumental he was in moving evangelical Christians toward political action and in motivating some Christian Reconstructionists toward civil disobedience (sometimes violent).”
And this is Francis Schaeffer’s son:
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Cross-posted from Conservative Babylon:
There’s a new, permanent page on ConBab that tells you everything you need to know (at least, as of August 5, 2009) to get up to speed on the C Street “Family” / Fellowship Foundation:
See also:
• John Ensign
• Chip Pickering
• Mark Sanford
Related:
John Templeton Foundation-C Street Connection
Lavender Newswire, August 3, 2009
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The blockbuster article from The Nation is too complex to excerpt coherently, so just read on — and then, after the jump, take a look at a very abbreviated map that explains just a few more reasons we detest everything Erik Prince (and, in fact, his entire, theocratic, un-American family) stands for.
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Dennis Hof, owner of the BunnyRanch brothel in Mound House, Nevada (east of Carson City), made the following offer in an August 3, 2009, press release:
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Hutchison site is loaded with hidden phrases—including two “Perry gay” references, which the campaign says it’s removing This morning, I came across a Web site for U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison’s gubernatorial campaign.
A provocative twist: The site may have been juiced with the intent of drawing visitors with the help of more than 2,200 hidden phrases—including “rick perry gay.” (See the phrases here.)
On my inquiry, Hutchison’s campaign spokesman, Jeff Sadosky, initially said he’d look into the matter. He later issued a statement that didn’t indicate how the phrases landed on the site, but said they weren’t condoned and would be removed.
Sadosky said: “We did not know these offensive word associations were being searched for by hundreds of thousands of Texans everyday nor do we condone the computer-generated existence on our Web site. They will be removed promptly.” …
My white lesbian butt, they didn’t know. It’s the oldest Google-spamming trick in the book, loading your site with invisible words and phrases that having nothing to do with your content. (It’ll also get you penalized by Google… usually.)
More at the link.
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Nothing like rubbing sandpaper over a bleeding, raw nerve — and when the author drags Bristol Palin into it, and sinks to the level of making a coldhearted reference to Elizabeth Edwards’ breast cancer, you know you’ve won. Or at least, I know I have.
Enjoy the sound and the fury in the comments section (at what’s become a cesspool of lying, right-wing extremists):
“First they laugh at you, then they ignore you, then they fight with you, then you win.” — Mahatma Gandhi
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If you think “It can’t be that much,” you’ll probably be quite shocked to learn otherwise. My piddly-ass little town of +/-26,000 is losing over a million bucks. How about yours?
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Deliberately inflammatory headline designed to make wrong-wingers insane. But that’s what it boils down to — no matter how Cincinnati.com tries to spin the reality of with the cutesy “dad” in its headline:
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Another brilliant job from David Brock’s camp, well worth a bookmark:
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