Who's Not Obsessed with Homosexuals?

[Ian David]

Sunday, April 27, 2008
Who's Not Obsessed with Homosexuals?

MassResistance's latest post last Thursday was about the Massachusetts legislative races. See what some of their "in depth analysis" consists of:

* "The homosexual lobby recruited"
* Sen. Scott Brown is being challenged by a wacky lesbian activist,
* showered with money by the homosexual lobby.
* homosexual-related issues
* The homo lobby

And they're still scratching their heads as to why the Southern Poverty Law Center named MassResistance a hate group:

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Well, after this Tuesday, the deadline for nomination papers for the Massachusetts legislature, it will be interesting to see which candidates support MassResistance's brand of hate and will come out and say that they support a nationally recognized hate group. In fact, I do believe it is an important question that all MassResistance's "good" candidates should be asked.

There's also been talk that MassResistance has been shopping a amendment to the budget to strip all State monies that goes to supporting gay or what they consider gay related issues but no legislator is biting. Ah, getting in bed with MassResistance is like the kiss of death.

More:
http://massresistancewatch.blogspot.com/2008/04/whos-not-obsessed-with-homosexuals.html

[Fearless]

1. I'm obsessed with them... but in a good way.

;)

[polmaven]

2. Apparently even the Greeks

in Lesbos!

Greek islanders seek to reclaim term 'Lesbian'
A Greek court has been asked to draw the line between the natives of the Aegean Sea island of Lesbos and the world's gay women.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24386702/from/ET/

[Ken Burch]

3. Weirdly enough, Lesbos was the place where the ancestors of our 1988 nominee

Michael Dukakis, came from.

That was the Michael Dukakis who launched his national political career by leading the fight against the right of gay couples to adopt.
The Michael Dukakis who, according to the Village Voice, created such an antigay atmosphere in his campaign that LGBT Dukakis volunteers were recloseting themselves for fear they'd be kicked out of the campaign.