A 14 year old girl should not be 'sexual' yet--let alone bi or otherwise! No matter what the liberal left and the PC police say homosexuality IS a sin and you can't change that fact. Of course that doesn't mean we should not treat those sinners without compassion and prayer. ~ Lynn
THE BLAZE
December 19, 2011
Texas Gov. Rick Perry got put in the hot seat by a 14-year-old, allegedly bi-sexual young woman at a stop in Decorah, Iowa, last night. The girl challenged Perry on his stance on gays in the the military.
She interjected into an otherwise jovial exchange after the campaign event, and with cameras rolling, asked Perry:
”Im just wondering why you are so opposed to gays openly serving in the military and wondering why you want to deny them that freedom when they’re fighting and dying for your rights.”
Perry handled the loaded question with poise, though his answer did meander a bit. Below is the gist of of what he said:
“This is about my faith…there are a whole host of sins, homosexuality being one of them, I‘m a sinner and so I’m not gonna be the first one to throw a stone, it’s just like the Boy Scouts…that again is one of those issues that I don’t agree with… i don’t agree that openly gays should serve in the military…Don‘t ask don’t tell was working… I hate the sin but i love the sinner”
MORE: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/homosexuality-is-a-sin-rick-perry-tells-bisexual-teen-why-he-opposes-gays-in-military/
Showing posts with label Rick Perry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rick Perry. Show all posts
Monday, December 19, 2011
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Rick Perry’s New Campaign Promise: ‘I’ll End Obama‘s War on Religion’
I like this ad--why is Perry always better in the ads then on interviews and debates?
Has President Barack Obama declared an open war on religion? While some would say with certainty that he has, others would openly defend the president’s purported personal faith and devotion to the Almighty.
But GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry, for one, believes that Obama has been less-than-friendly to people of faith in America.
In fact, in a new campaign advertisement running in Iowa, Perry takes some hard jabs at the president’s faith record, while attempting to rally evangelicals. The 30-second spot starts with Perry saying, “I‘m not ashamed to admit that I’m a Christian.”
VIDEO AND MORE:http://www.theblaze.com/stories/rick-perrys-new-campaign-promise-ill-end-obamas-war-on-religion/
Has President Barack Obama declared an open war on religion? While some would say with certainty that he has, others would openly defend the president’s purported personal faith and devotion to the Almighty.
But GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry, for one, believes that Obama has been less-than-friendly to people of faith in America.
In fact, in a new campaign advertisement running in Iowa, Perry takes some hard jabs at the president’s faith record, while attempting to rally evangelicals. The 30-second spot starts with Perry saying, “I‘m not ashamed to admit that I’m a Christian.”
VIDEO AND MORE:http://www.theblaze.com/stories/rick-perrys-new-campaign-promise-ill-end-obamas-war-on-religion/
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Muslim Homeland Security Advisor Accused of Leaking Documents to Prove ‘Islamophobia,’ Damage Rick Perry
Out of a 26-member advisory council, the Department of Homeland Security allowed just one advisor, Mohammed Elibiary, special access to a nationwide database that includes terror watch lists and FBI sensitive reports. Now, the Texas Muslim is being accused of leaking some of those documents to the media with the stated goal of damaging Texas governor and Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry. Elibiary asserts that the documents show what he calls the “Islamophobia” of Texas government agencies.
CONTINUED: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/muslim-homeland-security-advisor-accused-of-leaking-documents-to-prove-islamophobia-damage-rick-perry/
CONTINUED: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/muslim-homeland-security-advisor-accused-of-leaking-documents-to-prove-islamophobia-damage-rick-perry/
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Michelle Malkin: Rick Perry's Bad Medicine
August 17, 2011
Texas, we have a problem. Your GOP governor is running for president against Barack Obama. Yet, one of his most infamous acts as executive of the nation's second-largest state smacks of every worst habit of the Obama administration. And his newly crafted rationalizations for the atrocious decision are positively Clintonesque.
In February 2007, Texas Gov. Rick Perry signed a shocking executive order forcing every sixth-grade girl to submit to a three-jab regimen of the Gardasil vaccine. He also forced state health officials to make the vaccine available "free" to girls ages 9 to 18. The drug, promoted by manufacturer Merck as an effective shield against the sexually transmitted human papillomavirus (HPV) and genital warts, as well as cervical cancer, had only been approved by the Food and Drug Administration eight months prior to Perry's edict.
CONTINUED: http://townhall.com/columnists/michellemalkin/2011/08/17/rick_perrys_bad_medicine
Texas, we have a problem. Your GOP governor is running for president against Barack Obama. Yet, one of his most infamous acts as executive of the nation's second-largest state smacks of every worst habit of the Obama administration. And his newly crafted rationalizations for the atrocious decision are positively Clintonesque.
In February 2007, Texas Gov. Rick Perry signed a shocking executive order forcing every sixth-grade girl to submit to a three-jab regimen of the Gardasil vaccine. He also forced state health officials to make the vaccine available "free" to girls ages 9 to 18. The drug, promoted by manufacturer Merck as an effective shield against the sexually transmitted human papillomavirus (HPV) and genital warts, as well as cervical cancer, had only been approved by the Food and Drug Administration eight months prior to Perry's edict.
CONTINUED: http://townhall.com/columnists/michellemalkin/2011/08/17/rick_perrys_bad_medicine
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
WALL BUILDERS: An Historic Event
This past Saturday, over 32,000 from across the nation gathered at Reliant Stadium in Houston at the request of Texas Governor Rick Perry for a day of fasting, repentance, and prayer for America. Protestors ringed the outside of the event, which is a potent commentary on the condition of the culture today that so many object to Americans voluntary gathering for prayer.
Media coverage prior to the event was largely negative, with many articles happily providing critics a free platform from which to spew their hate. Particularly preposterous were the historical arguments leveled against the event.
MUCH MORE:
http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=24ff978071728b002d42f126f&id=a5850e22c0&e=95cf01bdb1
Media coverage prior to the event was largely negative, with many articles happily providing critics a free platform from which to spew their hate. Particularly preposterous were the historical arguments leveled against the event.
MUCH MORE:
http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=24ff978071728b002d42f126f&id=a5850e22c0&e=95cf01bdb1
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
MSNBC‘s ’Morning Joe‘ Mocks Rick Perry’s Weekend Speech: ‘Felt Like an Alien’
OF COURSE THEY CAN'T UNDERSTAND IT--HE MENTIONED
"I see a stronger America, built on the solid foundation of spiritual strength of individual liberty, self determination ............ AND AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM!" Hear the clip!
It seems the crew over at MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” just can’t wrap its head around a Rick Perry presidential run. On this morning’s show, Mika Brzezinksi said she “felt like an alien” while watching people applaud the TX Gov’s weekend speech at the Republican Leadership Conference, while Joe Scarborough compared it to comedian Will Ferrell’s Broadway show mocking George W. Bush.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/msnbcs-morning-joe-mocks-rick-perrys-weekend-speech-felt-like-an-alien/
"I see a stronger America, built on the solid foundation of spiritual strength of individual liberty, self determination ............ AND AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM!" Hear the clip!
It seems the crew over at MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” just can’t wrap its head around a Rick Perry presidential run. On this morning’s show, Mika Brzezinksi said she “felt like an alien” while watching people applaud the TX Gov’s weekend speech at the Republican Leadership Conference, while Joe Scarborough compared it to comedian Will Ferrell’s Broadway show mocking George W. Bush.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/msnbcs-morning-joe-mocks-rick-perrys-weekend-speech-felt-like-an-alien/
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