Gay Magazine Praises Jeb Bush

Last Days Watchman ^ | Julio Severo

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Gay Magazine Praises Jeb Bush

By Julio Severo

Jeb Bush, the hope for American conservatives in the next U.S. presidential elections, is flirting with the gay agenda.

In an illuminating article entitled “Why the Gay Agenda Is Praising Jeb Bush,” Peter LaBarbera says, “It is becoming apparent that Jeb Bush is the favorite Republican Party presidential contender of the Washington Blade-D.C.’s ‘gay news source’ — due to his politically-correct evolution on homosexuality and same-sex ‘marriage.’ The Blade and other liberal media report favorably every time the former Florida governor moves away from the conservative, pro-family, Republican platform defending marriage as between man and woman.”

These do not have been good times for conservatives. Last year, LaBarbera was detained by the “conservative” government of Canada. More recently, conservative George W. Bush has described socialist Bill Clinton as a “brother from another mother.” Now, his biological brother has been praised by a homosexual magazine.

What is happening to political conservative figures these days? Homosexual publications are expected to praise socialist figures, not “conservative” ones. Yet, in 2013, Pope Francis was named “Person of the Year” by world’s biggest gay magazine. Is the conservative world turning pro-sodomy?

The only major political figure being attacked by U.S. homosexual magazines is Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Why would a homosexual magazine praise Jeb Bush? According to LaBarbera, gay activists loved the “softer tone” of his reaction when they “overthrew of Florida’s pro-natural-marriage amendment, which had passed with 62 percent of the vote in 2008.” Here is Jeb’s speech:

 “We live in a democracy, and regardless of our disagreements, we have to respect the rule of law… I hope that we can show respect for the good people on all sides of the gay and lesbian marriage issue—including couples making lifetime commitments to each other who are seeking greater legal protections and those of us who believe marriage is a sacrament and want to safeguard religious liberty.”

LaBarbera says a few hundred thousand Republican voters cast ballots to preserve the common-sense definition marriage, and Bush says its striking down is a “rule of law.”

Rule of homosexual law? Traditionally, socialists — especially from the Democratic Party — have supported such a “rule.” Now are even Republican politicians chosen by conservatives flirting with the gay agenda?

LaBarbera finished by saying,

“It appears Jeb Bush is not up to the task, but he is not alone among a bevy of GOP governors, politicians and libertarian-minded pundits who have chosen pandering over principle on this critical issue that speaks to the character of a nation—a nation that claims to be ‘under God’ while defying His moral law and created natural order.”

These incompatibilities and inconsistencies scare away conservative Christians from Republican demagogues and betrayers.

Good conservatives have left the GOP, because the GOP has left them and conservative values.

Matt Barber, owner of the magnificent BarbWire, has left the GOP.

Conservative champion Scott Lively run for governor of Massachusetts as an independent candidate in the last election. By the way, the first U.S. state to legalize homosexual “marriage” was Massachusetts under Republican Governor Mitt Romney, elected by conservatives, fully betrayed by their political choice.

Fortunately, Romney the Betrayer lost the last presidential election.

How many betrayals will be enough for conservative Christians to wake from the deception by politicians who cheat them?

We need an army of Barbers and Livelys — men with solid and uncompromising conservative convictions.

Portuguese version of this article: Revista gay louva Jeb Bush

Source: Last Days Watchman

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[lee martell]

What can you say? Jeb is probably tickled pink about it.
It’s surprising, even a little disturbing how many folks (both left and right) think the deal is already sealed, and Jeb will both get the nomination and win the election. I should not be surprised that the biggest moneybag donors will largely determine who is president.

[boycott]

I’ve voted republican every time since my first vote for President Reagan. I have held my nose plenty of times. I won’t do it this time if Jeb is the nominee.

[Jim Robinson]

FReep You Jeb Bush (FUJB)!!

[alloysteel]

And the metrosexual males are all atwitter. Maybe Jeb will get the not, maybe not. But that part of the field is vastly overcrowded and over-represented, while differing opinions are crushed into a smaller and smaller cranny in the dusty attic of what was once the greatest and potentially the most representative form of national ascendancy the world has ever known.

[Cyman]

What icehole calls Jeb Bush conservative?

[SoFloFreeper]

62% of the voters of Florida approved the marriage amendment in 2008.

Also in 2008, the year Obamugabe was on the ballot, 71% of black voters APPROVED of the Biblical definition of marriage. Their 14th amendment protections as voters were SHREDDED by a single federal black robe.

Got tyranny?

[manc]

I will never vote for this man at all and I have voted in every election. They are not idle threats either. If we can’t get a nominee who defends legal immigration, marriage, and social issues then forget it for this family for voting.

The media is pushing him to be the nominee and it explains why they are if he is another liberal on social issues like homosexuality and their .

I guess the establishment has not learned it’s lesson.

[Regulator]

“We live in a democracy”

Thats right Jebbie.

The populace makes the laws.

Sooooo......how come we pass a law overwhelmingly and one Federal judge knocks it down?

Whats “democratic” about that?!

[Mears]

I won’t vote for him just because he’s a Bush.

The third member of one family becoming president really gets under my skin.

No dynasties for me.

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[Pearls Before Swine]

Um, well, maybe it’s democracy several times removed. After all, many judges are appointed by duly elected Presidents and Governors. Some are even elected.

More deeply, representative government doesn’t provide the same feedback in a flattened system, when the representatives are too remote because they represent too many people.

[deadrock]

Homo marriage will become part of the GOP platform.

[Karl Spooner]

Jeb Bush didn’t have the balls to save Terri Schiavo and I doubt he has the balls to save us or this country..

[Don W]

I stopped reading after: Jeb Bush, the hope for American conservatives in the next U.S. presidential elections

Jeb Bush is about as conservative as Barbara Boxer, with more baggage. There is no way on G_d's green earth he could be elected, even if he ran against Hitlery.

Give it up.

[Rapscallion]

Go for it Jeb. It is the kiss of death.

[Don W]

Is this another blogpimp, and if so, how did you miss it?

[boycott]

If Jeb is the nominee, conservatives need to make a statement to the republican party. We don’t have their backs.

Not much difference between Jeb and Hillary.

[caww]

The Republican party already knows we don’t have their back...they aren’t concerned.

[humblegunner]

Hoolio doesn’t usually excerpt.
Thus Hoolio escapes criticism although his self-importance factor has crept close to the bursting point at times.

The science remains imperfect yet personal, which we feel is a feature.