-By Warner Todd Huston
When you think Christmas–or healthcare, for that matter–do you think of half naked gay guys romping about in speedo undies and holding mistletoe over each other’s heads? Well President Obama and his Obamacare pushers apparently do.
Apparently, according to Obama and his supporters who are pushing the failed Obamacare plan on the rest of us, gays are leering, oversexed men-children who romp about in speedo underwear and fondle each other… oh, and they like them some Obamacare, too.
Talk about sexual objectifying!
The video is, of course, meant to push Obamacare on the country, but by appealing to the tiny 2% of the country that is gay…. that sure seems like a “narrow” casting of the message, doesn’t it?
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Video Panders to Half Naked Gays to Spread Obamacare Enrollment Message”
Gay groups don’t care about gay slurs. They care about liberalism. So, when a liberal utters a gay slur it is brushed off as unimportant. But if a conservative seems to say something bad about gays, why, it is the end of the world. That is the case here with the recent condemnation that the gay group GLAAD doled out to Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson.
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