Posted on 04/18/2008 9:16:09 AM PDT by John Semmens
California’s Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) has come out against a citizen initiative aimed at banning gay marriage in the state. His new position puzzled many observers. Previously, the Governor had vetoed legislation that would have legalized gay marriage.
Schwarzenegger explained that “I was given a penetrating analysis by a member of the Log Cabin Republicans that just ‘blew me away.’” The governor proclaimed himself “more receptive to the idea” and said that the LGBT (Lesbian, gay, Bisexual, and Transgender) movement could count on his backing should the need arise. “I will terminate the initiative,” Schwarzenegger boasted.
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Ah-nuld was offered a 3-picture deal by his Hollywood buddies: "Oppose the gay marriage ban or we'll release those 3 pictures to the media...you know, the ones that were taken in that motel room in Encino last year."
Republican or not, like all LEFTISTS, his morals, beliefs and character are ever changing and shallow.
Homosexuals need to keep in mind, however, that the good news of the gospel is not about how God despises same-sex sexual relationships. In fact, 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 indicates that certain members of that church had been slaves to such relationships but had been cleansed in Jesus' name. So these former homosexual had evidently repented and accepted God's grace to straighten their lives out.
John 3:16
Revelation 3:20
Is there ANYTHING that the Republican party and this guy hold in common?
When he used the phrase “I was given a penetrating . . .” I knew he was in trouble. One must officially turn to the dark side to us that phrase.
Sometimes the jokes just write themselves.
No wonder the jokes just write themselves. It’s satire.
The sad thing is, knowing Arnie, it was perfectly plausible.
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