[newgeezer]

Homosexual books such as The Rainbow Boys, featuring a story about two males (an adult and minor) having anal sex while the adult's lover is out of town, are being assigned for student reading -- on your taxpayer dollars and mine.

Where?

Tell me where that book is assigned reading. Without the answer to that question, the above statement has no credibility, and exists only to shock the reader. The only justifiable explanation for that omission would be that the story has been all over the news -- it's "common knowledge" -- and I just happened to miss it. Someone please tell me if that's the case.

[O'Reilly] smiled, laughed, and said, "... Really ladies, we really appreciate you coming on the show. The reason we have lesbians on is because we want lesbians to watch The Factor." Sad to say, one by one, even the most conservative crowd in the media are caving into the homosexual's sinister plan.

So, O'Reilly wants lesbians to watch the show. That's fine with me, as long as he keeps on thrashing them the way this article says he did.

By the way, the implication that O'Reilly is one of "the most conservative crowd in the media" is ridiculous. "O'Reilly and Colmes" wouldn't be half as balanced as "Hannity and Colmes."

[EdReform]

"Homosexual books such as The Rainbow Boys, featuring a story about two males (an adult and minor) having anal sex while the adult's lover is out of town, are being assigned for student reading -- on your taxpayer dollars and mine."

See reply #10 and reply #8 in the thread Gay-books sale hits opposition.