[firebrand]

The full article is no longer available on the net without paying for it, thus no url.

[firebrand]

A friend of mine had been screaming about Hevesi's similar website to anyone who would listen. No one wanted to touch the subject.

Now Thompson's is ten times worse and at least, at last, the Daily News has woken up.

[timm22]

City Councilman Andrew Lanza (R-S.I.) said it is "entirely appropriate" for the controller to produce a directory of services for gays and lesbians.

Interesting. Somehow, I don't see how offering special, non-essential services to a small, particular group of citizens is a legitimate function of government.

[NewRomeTacitus]

So I'm looking for Liddy's book in the Nashville Public Library when I spotted "Gay Travel Resources" on a lower shelf for any kid to peruse. To think I once avidly read "Boys Life", pursued Scouting and trusted my neighbors with nary a thought touching on alternative lifestyles.
Today's liberal-tainted world must be tough for most kids to deal with. I know it makes me queasy on a regular basis.
Got Mona Charon's "Useful Idiots" and got on the waiting list for Ann Coulter's "Treason" (44 people ahead of me!).
Support Regnery Press who supports conservative authors.

[Cacique]

This is excellent ammunition for our race in the districts we are running candidates (in Brooklyn). In a couple of districts the constituents are very socially ocnservative despite their registration. In particular since the current holder of one of the seats is reputed to be gay, though most constituents don't know it.