Posted on 12/08/2004 9:30:01 PM PST by Cableguy
It's too late. The whole country knows they've gone way too far.
It is not in the nature of most gays to practice safe politics, IMHO.
It's code for mainstreaming.
They don't get it. They still think its a matter of education.
In thier eyes they are right. Their plan is to capture the schools first, and indoctrinate the youth.
No,no! Its a matter of rights! Push it to the limit, never give in, never stop! Who cares if Democrats are locked out for a generation?! Its a civil rights issue!!
Their Goals are the same only they are going to get Sneakier and more underhanded. They will do anything.
The best thing for us to do is stay with the Lord and apply his Laws to our lives and the lives of our children. The Homosexuals actuallly HATE the Lord, they cannot twist the Laws of God to fit their Lies.
They should reach out to the Muslim community. That would be REAL exciting.
It would probably flush out those sleeper cells if anything.
Are the gays getting voted off the island?
They should reach out to the Muslim community. That would be REAL exciting
The "HEADS" would roll!!
The leadership of the Human Rights Campaign, at a meeting last weekend in Las Vegas, concluded that the group must bow to political reality and moderate its message and its goals. One official said the group would consider supporting President Bush's efforts to privatize Social Security partly in exchange for the right of gay partners to receive benefits under the program.
A dose of sanity. I recall certain conservative gay writers saying that if any issue should be paramount for them then it would be commonsense social security privatization. That would be a lot more beneficial to gays in their actual lives as opposed to the usual in-your-face, nose-thumbing rituals at the culture and society. HRC might actually accomplish something of substance rather than symbol (they may also be worried that the democrats are fixing to chuck them overboard). Social Security privatization is an issue with which they could actually find common ground with the ascendant republicans. Vastly more constructive than beating their little fists, kicking their little feet and squalling for another four years...
In recent weeks Mr. Frank has been particularly critical of Mayor Gavin Newsom of San Francisco for his decision earlier this year to allow thousands of gay couples to wed at City Hall. The marriages, which Mr. Frank called "spectacle weddings," were later invalidated by the California Supreme Court.
Poor Barney Fwank, he warned them and warned them, but did they listen? Noooooo.
More obnoxious legal stunts will only serve to dig them deeper into the hole they're in.
So the plan is now "How do we fool America?". It is too late. Gay marraige lost 11-0 and now the democrats are thinking of making one of the proponents of gay marriage, Howard Dean, chairman of the party. Many people, including myself, think the democrats are not going to learn from last Novembers election. Barely a month out, I have already seen signs I was right.
I totally agree with Mr. Katz and others in the militant Gay movement, and I think that they should keep, and even increase pushing clear up until the 2008 elections!
I think we can be grateful for the DNC's willful inability to learn. On the other hand, there are signs of hubris, incompetence, and even corruption in the RNC. Yesterday's vote on the intelligence bill set my teeth on edge.
As for the democrats, I think their introspection will be short lived, as usual.
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