This guy has on some serious blinders or is dilusional, or maybe both.

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Dear D. ,

On a 50-48 vote, the U.S. Senate has failed to overcome a Democratic
filibuster and force a vote on the Federal Marriage Amendment.

The "cloture vote," as it is called, required 60 votes to bring debate
to a close. Senators who support traditional marriage voted FOR
cloture, while senators who support homosexual "marriage" voted
AGAINST cloture. See how your Senators voted and let them hear for
you.

I urge you, do not be discouraged! This is only the beginning of a
long fight for the very foundation of Western Civilization. One of the
primary purposes of this vote is to make public the position of each
Senator. There is a general feeling that some Senators will have to be
voted out of office before the FMA can pass. Those senators up for
re-election who showed support for same-sex marriage should be held
accountable in November's election.

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I am committed for the long haul. I hope that you are also. Too much
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Sincerely,

Donald E. Wildmon, Founder and Chairman
American Family Association

Shouldn't he be running a poll or something?I have the sudden urge to stuff a ballot box.

Now we all know these fundamentalists are not the brightest bulbs. It is almost laughable. I don't know but I'm not so afraid of it ever getting off the ground. I think that what we saw was the attitude of America changing about us. I think in a little while as people see how Mass and Canada are doing with us getting married it will get easier here. At least in the more enlightened states. Mississippi, Georgia and Alabama will need to be dragged kicking and screaming but we've seen that before. If I remember right there is to be a decision about it in NJ sometime in the near future right? I live in Jersey and definitly think I would get hitched if I could. I'd brag about it at work, just spread it all over. I'd love to know I was making these fundamentalist's lives a little more hellish.

Pat Robertson was Phi Beta Kappa at Washington and Lee. Then he went to Yale Law.

Ha ha ha ha, and W went to Yale.

The leaders seem to be generally intelligent people. The followers, on the other hand, tend to be less than educated. I've had a few conversations with fundy foot soldiers and have been entirely unimpressed.

"... W went to Yale."

So did Kerry. And Clinton. And Hillary. And....

[ July 15, 2004, 09:30 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]

Lieberman, and Dean, and Cheney, for about a term or so.

Maybe we should give Yale graduates (and attendees) a rest after Kerry's two terms, huh?

Oh I like your idea Fantomas, 'cept how about after Kerry's two then two from Hillary? Then we can retire the Yalies.

And Max Planck of quantum theory fame called Einstein's theory of relativity "dirty Jewish physics" eek! . Intellectual ability is no guarantee of rational thinking, especially when prejudice is present.

[ July 16, 2004, 09:33 AM: Message edited by: danimal ]

"Intellectual ability is no guarantee of rational thinking, especially when prejudice is present."

I agree entirely.

Among the oddest examples of that one surely must include Arthur R. Butz, the professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Northwestern who is also a Holocaust denier. He has tenure.

Home Web page of Arthur R. Butz

Google for butz northwestern holocaust

Butz in action:



[ July 16, 2004, 10:41 AM: Message edited by: twin58 ]

one of my mother's husbands was also a yalie, he is also mentally ill, and must stay on his Lithium or he has a long list of ailments including delusions. Sounds like a few other yale grads.