Replies

The Liberals are always telling us homosexual behavior is nobody's business but that of the willing participants, and the same for private use of hard narcotics.

Isn't it a little late for the Dems and Libs to tell us they've changed their minds?

Or, have they all become Fundies ~ you know, like they did in the Foley case ~ regular "snake handling" Fundies too who were telling people that if they didn't give up their sinful Republican ways they'd all go to hell.

BTW, Islam prescribes the death penalty for "hypocrites". Saying that just so you'll know what the Dems are calling for when a Conservative sins ~

The Liberals are always telling us homosexual behavior is nobody's business but that of the willing participants, and the same for private use of hard narcotics.

I doubt that a lot of liberals attended his church in the first place. They would probably welcome him with open arms now, what with his current propensities.

The Liberals are always telling us homosexual behavior is nobody's business but that of the willing participants, and the same for private use of hard narcotics.

Isn't it a little late for the Dems and Libs to tell us they've changed their minds?

The issue here isn't homosexual behavior. It is cheating on his wife (if he is lying, that is), possibly exposing her to HIV. It is also gross hypocrisy, given his prominence in the political fight to stop gay marriage. He should have just left his wife, years ago, and gotten into a stable same-sex relationship. Then he could become an Episcopal bishop instead of an Evangelical megachurch pastor, and liberals would be happy. (The meth is a different matter--if he is using meth, he might need treatment and soon, meth can rip a person apart. I don't have a whole lot of sympathy for this guy, but no one deserves that fate. Nor AIDS if he is also guilty of the sexual allegations.)