NEWSWEEK'S blissful ignorance..

[ironglow]

  Newsweek headlined Obammy as the "first gay president".  I suppose they thought it was "cute" !  Well it may be "cute" in NY City or San Francisco...but Newsweek doesn't have a clue...as to the rest of the country.
  Apparently they are blissfully unaware of how people feel in "flyover country"...where most of the people live..and frown upon perversion.
  Not only that, but here is a magazine that frequently  goes "Christian baiting"  and they are placing a halo around Obammys head.  Guess it all depends upon who you worship !

[Conan The Librarian]

I live in flyover country, and am entirely tolerant of homosexuals. I don't see anything wrong with it, as it's an ancient condition that is familiar to mankind for aeons.

However, I am opposed to gay militancy, and the cynical process of extracting fifteen million dollars worth of donations from gays by pandering to them. This is what looks bad for Obama.

Hopefully the moniker will stick and people will remember his actions come election time. That fifteen million won't be worth the paper it's printed on, but then it may not be worth that much now.

[P.A. Myers]

The Sacramento Bee has a larger circulation than Newsweek. The only reason the brand 'newsweek' still exists is so the regime and slaveish followers can quote it. Us folk in the 'fly around' country would like the homo issue to return to the closet. If you allow your flesh to consume your soul, I don't need to watch.
                                           P.A.

[ironglow]

    The only reason I mention it is to show just how "out of touch" many in the east coast megalopolis and the left coast "culture centers" are.  What they evidently consider "cool" is patently ridiculous in the eyes of most..and the eds at Newsweek don't even seem capable of realizing their mistake.     

[magooch]

Things must be getting pretty desperate in the Obama camp when they have to go mining for votes from perverts, pedophiles, deviates, queers and junkies, but he knows his audience.  There's no telling what he dabbled into during those high school days that he spent in a daze.