Posted on 01/18/2006 5:20:03 PM PST by warpcorebreach
Presidential press secretary Scott McClellan said today he'd wait and see what more information comes out about a plan by homosexual and bisexual activists to crash the annual White House Easter Egg Roll before commenting.
WND asked the spokesman about the activists' plans to be the first in line when the event opens April 17 – which the newssite reported yesterday.
Asked WND: "Will the president take any measures to prevent these activists from using this non-political
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With his nutcase mother doing her best to destroy the Republican Party in Texas, why does this clown and his brother still have jobs in the Bush Administration?
This is going to be fun to watch. The Secret Service carries automatic weapons and has NO sense of humor when it comes to White House gate crashers.
"With his nutcase mother doing her best to destroy the Republican Party in Texas, why does this clown and his brother still have jobs in the Bush Administration?"
what is she doing in texas?
Texas Comptroller Carole Keeton Strayhorn discovered that she couldn't win the GOP primary against incumbent Gov. Perry. She just left the GOP (she was a Dimwit who joined the GOP in the 1980s)...and has launched an independent bid for the governorship. Presumed goal is to split the Republican vote and give the Dimwits a chance to take the governorship.
We heard that argument when Perot ran for President. Didn't work out so well for the GOP. Even if it does happen, it is certainly not her intent. She's ticked that she can't win...so she's trying to sabotage the GOP.
Just be careful when you bend over to pick up those Easter Eggs!
Pass me the popcorn, please...
She runs commercials on the Rush Limbaugh Show portraying herself as a conservative.
Well, thankfully I haven't heard any yet.
Perhaps because they are not their mother's keepers?
The gay eggrolls can be nasty, just stay away from the egg drop soup.
Their positions were political patronage appointments given because of their mother's position in the Texas GOP...now that she is working against the GOP, there is no reason for them to continue in those positions. With respect to McClellan, there is no way that he'd have ever been considered for that position but for his mom. He doesn't have 1% of the talent of an Ari Fleischer.
God forbid politics should intrude on the White House.
...and Peter Cottontail.
I hope they realise their names will be known via the DC face recognition cameras.
I wonder how many of those homosexuals will turn up in the sex offender database.
Typical homosexual activists, ruin a childrens event in the name of their sexual fetish.
From AP via the C-SPAN homepage:
Gay Parents Line Up for Easter Egg Roll 2 hours, 46 minutes ago
WASHINGTON - Hundreds of gay and lesbian parents hoping to take their families to the annual White House Easter Egg Roll plan to start lining up Friday evening to make sure they get tickets for the Monday event.
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Thousands of tickets — an estimated 16,000 last year — are given away on a first-come-first-come basis beginning at 7:30 a.m. Saturday.
National Park Service officials said Wednesday that children of all ages may attend as long as there is at least one child 7 years old or younger, and no more than two adults per group.
First lady Laura Bush's office issued a statement saying all families are welcome to attend.
"I don't think this is a protest," said Jennifer Chrisler, executive director of the Family Pride Coalition. "Showing up, participating fully in an American tradition, showing Americans that we do exist, that in our minds isn't a protest."
Some say the parents are playing politics.
"I think it's inappropriate to use a children's event to make a political statement," said Mark D. Tooley, of the Institute on Religion and Democracy.
The parents say they won't carry signs or chant slogans, but will wear rainbow-colored leis as a unifying symbol.
"The message is that gay and lesbian families are everywhere in this country," said Chrisler. "We care about the same things that all parents care about: providing our children with every opportunity and every experience possible."
The egg roll has been a Washington tradition since the mid-19th century. Children use spoons to push colored eggs through the grass in a race. Past events have included petting zoos and White House staff members in bunny costumes.
The president sometimes makes a brief appearance, and the first lady often reads a story. The White House has not announced plans for this year.
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