A Gay Easter?

Weekly Standard ^ | January 17, 2006 | Mark D. Tooley

[eyespysomething]

Yep, they'll win lots of hearts and minds pushing their gay agenda at an Easter event.

Sheesh, morons.

[Cyber Liberty]

I predict this will be the final egg-roll. Infact, last year's may have been the last one.

[mlc9852]

I don't think they want to do this...

[Blood of Tyrants]

First rule, anyone with an agenda not involving picking up as many Easter Eggs as possible is banned.

[Phantom Lord]

I agree with the gays 100% that what they do in the bedroom is private and no one elses business, least of all the government.

Now, if they would just follow their own requests of "privacy" and keep their sexual practices private and not define their entire lives and being by their sexual practices by flaunting them publicly they would likely benefit from it.

[billorites]

[JimRed]

A church-based homosexual rights group...

A "church" which ignores the Word of God is no church at all.

[HungarianGypsy]

Unless a guy is seen running around in a dress or the gays and lesbians make a big show of being gay or lesbian (which they might for all I know), I don't see how they will look any different from any other families there. In order to show who they are wouldn't they have to make a show of things?

[ClearCase_guy]

A church-based homosexual rights group

It's a scrappleface world.

[massgopguy]

Invitation Only.

[One Proud Dad]

Ban all press and only let the WH photographer take pictures.

[Lazamataz]

I'm sure not gay, but I appreciate a sweaty hot egg-rolling contest.

[Blood of Tyrants]

It gets to be even more of a political event that way. Make it open to the public (with children) like always and let it be widely known that if you try to make some sort of political statement, you and your children will be asked to leave. This is NOT about and leftwing pro-homo cause, it is about allowing the children to have fun.

[Feiny]

The White House should be told about this so they can use more pink eggs & maybe throw a few rainbows in as well.

[Cicero]

I predict this will be the final egg-roll.

It could be, which would be a great pity. The organizers of the St. Patrick's Day parades didn't let the homosexuals ruin their day, and neither should President Bush. But I'm sure his advisers will tell him to take the cautious way out of this contentious mess, which would be to cancel the event. That way, no one would be offended but people like us, who want to see our leaders stand up for what they believe in.

[Cyber Liberty]

Is that like goat-roping?

[Dr. Eckleburg]

This is what the Secret Service is for.

[freedomson]

Wierd, queer and in your face.

Got it.

[Blood of Tyrants]

What do you expect by people who define WHO they are by their sexual practices?