"Sex for (fill in the blank)" should be right up her alley. I always thought it takes a "special" person to be one of the main characters in "Sex and the City."
Posted on 12/22/2009 6:02:33 PM PST by Steelfish
Monday, 21 Dec 2009 12:11 PM Article Font Size By: James Hirsen
Despite widespread public opposition to the current healthcare reform package, which is slated to be passed by the Senate on Christmas Eve, advocates have a new tool in their arsenal to court younger voters.
Sex, what else?
Rock the Vote, the celebrity weighted group that tries to reel in votes for Dems, recently released a video that encourages young folks to use sexual favors, or the withholding thereof, as a means of persuasion.
Libs of the past made a career out of ridiculing abstinence programs.
But some Rock the Vote libs are apparently on board with discouraging potential young voters from having sex with anyone who has reservations about the Dem healthcare bill.
It doesn’t stop there, though. The video also urges viewers to use sex to convince others to back the Democrat’s version of healthcare for the country.
“What would you withhold from someone who opposes healthcare reform? Cookies, a Christmas gift, sex?” viewers are asked.
The video also includes a demonstration of how people can use seductive techniques to convince others to support so-called reform.
To accompany the bad acting, the piece is dotted with profanity.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsmax.com ...
"Sex for (fill in the blank)" should be right up her alley. I always thought it takes a "special" person to be one of the main characters in "Sex and the City."
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