Republicans; Gettin' More-Freaky All-The-Time!

[Mr. Shaman]

"New Hampshire State Representative Nancy Elliott just became a blog superstar for all the wrong reasons.

Elliott, a Republican and member of the state's judiciary committee, thinks that because New Hampshire allows gay marriage, children in schools are now being "subjected" to lessons on how best to penetrate members of the same sex.

She even went so far as to level such an allegation during a recent hearing on a bill to repeal the state's marriage equality law, much to the confusion of school officials who vehemently denied her claims."

If this woman is allowed anywhere near children, she should probably be made to wear a bell, or something!

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[Mr. Shaman]

If it was publicity she wanted, she surely is gettin' THAT!!!!

(Her Grandchildren must be quite proud o' her.)

 

[Mr. Shaman]

They always do such a convincing-job of playing Scientist.

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"Every so often, an obscure but well-heeled group called the American Society for Tradition, Family and Property pops up on the scene to make its case for ... well, tradition, family, or property.

Today it is out with a press release announcing a press conference tomorrow where it will release its lengthy defense of keeping gays out of the military.

"During wartime, men are in continual contact with each other’s blood. Therefore, the well documented increased disease rates of homosexuals would cause them to be perceived as a risk rather than an asset to unit survival.

This increased disease rate should not be underestimated. As Colonel Ronald Ray pointed out: “Despite the fact that they account for less than 2 percent of the total American population , a compilation of recent health studies shows that homosexuals account for 80 percent of America’s most serious sexually transmitted diseases.”

This increased disease rate has led some to refer to the homosexual lifestyle as a “deathstyle.” Inclusion of this deathstyle in our Armed Forces is a dangerous proposition, indeed."

They do have quite the knack for compiling info.