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Politics : GOPwinger Lies/Distortions/Omissions/Perversions of Truth -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Peter Dierks who wrote (46394)	5/13/2005 3:17:39 AM
From: geode00	Respond to of 173976

Don't call him an impersonator. Call him: a Republican gay male prostitute using an assumed name and fradulently posing as a journalist while receiving nearly 200 day passes and some night passes as well! Embrace the perversion of the Republican Party! The other Republicans certainly do. ============= "Barr, the hypocritical author of “The Defense of Marriage Act,” had an affair while still married to Gail Barr and married Jeri Dobbin a month after the divorce became final in 1986, according to testimony in the divorce case. Neither Barr nor Dobbin denied having the affair when asked about it repeatedly. 26 Then in 1992, Barr licked whipped cream off the chests of “two buxom women” during a Leukemia Society charity event. The Washington Post asked him if he would “engage in such conduct if he had it do to all over again.” “Heavens no!” he replied. “It was a charity event ... and people were having a good time.” 27 But Barr reportedly did “engage in such conduct,” right during the time when he piously criticized Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky. Kevin Jeys of the Chico Examiner wrote that Barr slipped away from his wife in 1998 to lick whipped cream off the breasts of another lap dancer at a D.C. bachelor’s party. This came after Barr told The Post he would not do that again. 28 Contrast the way Republicans reacted to Clinton’s affairs with that of fellow Republican Congressman Bob Livingston, who they chose as House Speaker in late 1998, only to learn Livingston had affairs of his own. CNN reported that Livingston’s confession, which only came after publications like Roll Call reported Livingston’s affairs, “that he had been unfaithful to his wife drew first gasps, and then a standing ovation and declarations of support from Republicans at a closed-door caucus.” 29 So the message was if you have an affair and you’re a Democrat, you get impeached. But if you have an affair and you’re a Republican, you get applause and support...."