Public Advocate Asks? Who Are The Most Anti-Family, Pro-gay rights Candidates for President?
Who Are The Most Anti-Family, Pro-gay rights Candidates for
President?
There is a contest for "most pro-gay rights President
Candidate" and we here at Public Advocate are reviewing the winning
entry.
Coming in strong clearly as number one anti-family
candidate is President Obama with his dozens of policies and
appointments and that does take up most of this website since he
came to office. For sure.
But what the news media will not tell you, we will. There are
plenty of other contenders for being "anti-family" on the
Republican side too.
For the sake of balance. Lets quickly
review.
There are plenty of 3rd party and minor candidates. The one
dominating the news media is Donald Trump and he's busy most of the
time alternating between screaming at women on television, chasing
women on national television for companionship or paying flamboyant
homosexuals to yell and scream at pro-family women on national
television. Don't look for sympathy for insane public behavior here
(with apologies to Sean Hannity who is permanently curious about
Donald Trump).
Ron Paul's attack on traditional marriage and his
mocking of Michele Bachmann when she was running and of Rick
Santorum on the pro-family issues ("Santorum hates moslems and
homosexuals" he said to Jay Leno).
His anti-spending polices make him attractive as a
fiscal budget cutter.
While Newt Gingrich ditched 2 wives and supported various big
government schemes which Public Advocate condemns, he has been
married to the same woman for years and proclaims public positions
supported by Public Advocate.
Rick Santorum is liberal on some policies but has consistently
and forthrightly articulated strong pro-family positions.
If John Huntsman and Rick Perry are going to get above ten per
cent in New Hampshire then we will discuss them. But it seems to be
Paul, Gingrich, Santorum and Romney in the Republican field at the
moment.
Mitt Romney. Recall that Public Advocate cited Romney's
speaking tour in 2009 as "The Gay Three Stooges Go On Speaking
Tour" back on May 6 2009 when he, Romney, joined Eric Cantor and
Jeb Bush in decrying "conservative positions on social issues" as
responsible for election losses in the 2008 election cycle.
Public Advocate is attacked by major and minor leftist "news"
(read propaganda outlets) for its warnings against the Homosexual
Mandatory Education of Children Act (that's what we call it) but it
was Mitt Romney as Governor who promoted homosexuality in the
classroom with government money and executive orders as Governor of
Massachusetts.
Massnews reports : During Romney's term as Governor, this was
particularly manifested in the public schools, where Romney's
"Governor's Commission for Gay and Lesbian Youth" was well-funded,
had access in the schools, and put on an annual "Youth Pride
Parade" and "gay/transgender" prom in Boston. On two occasions
(2003 and 2004) Romney signed proclamations for "Gay Youth
Appreciation Day" to coincide with those events.
There is a report of 10,000 words documenting the many
other pro-homosexual positions of Governor and presidential
candidate Mitt Romney here.