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The feminist's social engineering project, aided by the "Mommy Party" (Democrats), is failing, which likely is why the president is hated so.
It frightens them to grasp that it takes both mother and father to raise a family. It's amazing, but also bizarre, that they Dems don't seem to understand dads can often be as nurturing and caring, if not more so, than the moms at times. But it's the dads' primary job to protect. That won't ever change.
p>A dad for our nation, however, the two Johns and the Democrats are not now-and, politically, won't ever be. Their guessing at a decision, not being able to make one, is unacceptable. So is their inability to take what they dish out, or their knee-jerk tendency to blame someone else for their failings and mistakes. And their whining is really annoying, isn't it? br> -- C. Kenna Amos Jr. br> Princeton, West Virginia /p> p> What Pamela Yates may be writing about, though I wouldn't put any words in her mouth, is the homosexualizing of society. We're not talking about just girly men or mannish women. The whole thing is the homosexual influence on society being pushed in every facet of life today. Can any society survive that adopts this type of dominance in their societal structure? The answer is no. History bears that out. Maybe Bush is the beginning of the end of that dominance or maybe he's just a bump in the road on the path to total societal perversion. We'll know not in two weeks if he wins, but in 4 years when his successor is chosen. br> -- Pete Chagnon /p> p> CLASSICAL GAS br> Re: Jay D. Homnick's Bazaar of the Bizarre
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