Sullivan’s Travels: Andrew’s Alternate Universe

David Horowitz's NewsReal Blog ^ | October 20, 2009 | David Forsmark

[HorowitzianConservative]

Once considered one of the more interesting conservative intellectuals, Andrew Sullivan had an emotional meltdown during the Bush years over two issues: gay marriage — Sullivan is desperate for government approval for him to play house — and the supposed “torture” of terrorists (which Sullivan emotionally argues is morally equivalent to our enemies’ slaughter of innocents.)

Last year, Sullivan gave up any credentials he had for criticizing the “birthers,” or any other fringe element, when he spent about a week hysterically promoting the obvious hoax that Trig Palin was not really born to Sarah, but to his older sister, Bristol.

[HorowitzianConservative]

Forsmark's got quite the take-down.

[sthguard]

Note: for some reason Firefox is not parsing the redirect properly, but the direct link works.

[achilles2000]

Sullivan’s HIV is getting the better of him.

[muawiyah]

Or some of the drugs involved in his regimen of "self-medication" have burned out his circuits.

Just a matter of time isn't it.

[Calm_Cool_and_Elected]

ping

[Nosterrex]

As a general observation, we are seeing the affects of homosexuality on issues of morality and politics in the life of Andrew. “God has given them up to a debased mind” (Roms 2:28). I'm not one that usually quotes Scripture, but I don't know how else to example why homosexuals, such as Andrew, live in an “Alternate Universe.” They live in a universe far from God-—a far off place. They are no longer able to discern right from wrong. If you have another theory as to why we see such gross immorality and confused thinking among the homosexual community, I would be more interested in hearing it. Why do you think that they live in an Alternate Universe?