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So Stupid It Hurts-Blaming the Gays

April 2, 2013September 29, 2018 B. John 315 Views 0 Comments DOMA, Frank Luter, Georgia, Marriage, republicans, SBC, SCOTUS, Southern Baptist Convention, Sue Everhart, supreme court

Georgia’s reigning Ms Helmet Hair and GOP Chairwoman, Sue Everhart, called it correctly when she recently told the Marietta Daily Journal, “Lord, I’m going to get in trouble over this. She got right when she went on to claim that ending DOMA would cause straight people to get gay-married just for the benefits. And, of course, since every negative event in the world must be blamed on gay people, Southern Baptist Convention President, Frank Luter, had to blame the SCOTUS hearings about gay marriage for North Korea’s increasing anti-American rhetoric. Because, you know, they’ve never been anti-American until now.

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The Jokes WriteThemselves for Senator Franken

July 20, 2011September 29, 2018 B. John 358 Views 0 Comments Al Franken, DOMA, focus on the family, Hate Groups, HHS, Marriage

The Senate today held hearings on the Defense of Marriage Act. There were a lot of poignant moments, but Senator Al Franken may have pulled off one of the best exchanges of the day. Franken is a smart guy, and these idiots from the hate organizations need to not sell him short. They may get away with making shit up with other Senators, but not much gets by Sen. Franken.

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DOMA, Obama and the DOJ

June 15, 2009 B. John 262 Views 1 Comment Constitution, DADT, Department of Justice, DOJ, DOMA, ENDA, Gay Marriage, Hate Crimes, Loving v. Virginia, Obama, Scott Simpson, Smelt v U.S.

Mr. President, I was finally prompted to write you after reviewing the Motion and Brief submitted by W. Scott Simpson, Chief Trial Counsel of your Department of Justice in the case of Smelt and Hammer v. United States. I’m no attorney, but even a layman can determine bigoted and hateful reasoning when it rears its head. I voted for you with high expectations that your administration would return this country to the principles of fairness, respect, and government of, by and for the people as set forth so eloquently by our founding fathers. Thus far, I am gravely disappointed in the actions of your administration.