Get ready for another round of McCarthyism. Romney and Rick Man-on-dog Santorum have all signed a pledge to form a commission to investigate the LGBT community if elected President. This pledge was created by the National Organization For Marriage, and they have a history of extreme views against homosexuals and anyone who votes to extend marriage rights to them. The pledge reads as follows. I, [ your name ], pledge to the American people that if elected President, I will: […] establish a presidential commission on religious liberty to investigate and document reports of Americans who have been harassed or threatened for exercising key civil rights to organize, to speak, to donate or to vote for marriage and to propose new protections, if needed. What are they saying? Roving bands of gays are going around harassing and intimidating men from Texas? These awful brutes are poushing the men of Texas around like ragdolls? Did they put little pink skirts on those men from Texas? That these men from Texas ‘did things’ they are now regret? I assume Bachmann’s beard will chair this Find-a-Fag witchhunt? (Not my Verbage dw)
Poll: Tea Party Less Popular Than Muslims, Atheists, 21 Other Groups | The debt ceiling deal has left the Tea Party more disliked than ever, as a recent New York Times poll shows. In April, 2010, 21 percent of Americans approved of the Tea Party while 18 percent disapproved of it. Now, 20 percent approve while a stunning 40 percent disapprove of it. Ironically, the conservative movement is now more unpopular than two often-marginalized groups it sometimes rails against — Muslims and atheists — and is the least popular of the 23 groups the poll asked about: The Tea Party ranks lower than any of the 23 other groups we asked about — lower than both Republicans and Democrats. It is even less popular than much maligned groups like “atheists” and “Muslims.” Interestingly, one group that approaches it in unpopularity is the Christian Right.
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