Clinton Says Gay Opponent of His Wife May Be 'Self-Loathing'

NY Times ^ | April 12, 2005 | RAYMOND HERNANDEZ

[Delphinium]

I know there is alot of money in the homosexual world, but why would it be profitable to be a homosexual Republican?

[RoseD]

Just tell me where to mail the check!

[Always Right]

Former President Bill Clinton unleashed an attack yesterday against a gay Republican strategist who has plans to work against Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's re-election, suggesting that the man may be "self-loathing" to work on behalf of the Republican Party.

Clinton seems to be suggesting gays are naturally 'self-loathing'. I am not sure gays will take kindly to this line of attack.

[BikerNYC]

Because, as has been shown to be the case with this particular person, people pay him for his advise regardless of whether or not he is a homosexual republican (or maybe because of it, for whatever reason). Finklestein has been with his partner for 40 years. Certainly Jesse Helms and his other clients knew this.

[goosie]

Lyn Nofziger had an article in the Washington Times yesterday about a book detailing the signs of a sociopath and saying that 4% of all people are sociopaths. This article is really sums up Bill Clinton perfectly.

[ElPatriota]

The idea a a "guy" marrying another "guy" is repugnant at best, unless you are a Democrat. This, little fact, is the reason we have a "divide" between the parties currently everybody talks about. In my opinion, the Republicans and conservatives, did nothing wrong, we were FORCED to take stronger positions, due to the attacks by the democratic party (i.e. Homosexual marriages in MA). We, on this side, generally believe in 'live and let live.' And we did that for many years... and then one day we found out, we were under total attack by what I call the culture of perversion. They were no longer happy living their lives but now wanted to imposed it on all of us, whether we like it or not!! And this also finally woke us up to the fact, that judges were getting more aggressive creating law, thus, the awareness right now, this has to be fixed. So you see? it's all related.

:)

This is a war for preserving our values.

[beyond the sea]

Lyn Nofziger had an article in the Washington Times yesterday about a book detailing the signs of a sociopath and saying that 4% of all people are sociopaths. This article is really sums up Bill Clinton perfectly.

Clinton is "out there" alright!

[CPOSharky]

"It's really beneath a former president to comment on someone's personal life like that,"...

Nothing is beneath clintoon.

[Pharmboy]

Notice how they did not say: "...really beneath Clinton." Only that it's "...really beneath a former president."

[BikerNYC]

Is it beyond libs to see that maybe sexuality isn't the only defining character of someone's life? That maybe there's more to a person than a quirk of his personality?

Very true. Roy Cohn also comes to mind.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Clinton has a self that is worthy of nothing but loathing, yet he actually worships himself.

If Bill was the humane person he pretends to be and really does believe Finkelstein loathes himself, he would stop bashing him and teach him how he manages to adore his own loathesome self.

In appreciation for Clinton's act of kindness, Finkelstein could be so moved that he would share a part of his name with Clinton. What could possibly be more appropriate than Billyfink Clinton?

[theDentist]

Exactly!

[OldFriend]

Just getting read to take the Hippocratic oath.

On my oath I will use spell check as to not upset certain freepers.

[beyond the sea]

ROFL!!!!!