Tag Archives: Dan Savage

Dan Savage Responds

Posted on April 27, 2012 by David E Smith

With Bill Clinton-esque rhetorical slipperiness, Dan Savage responds to my criticism of his anti-Christian hate speech by citing a video from which I did not quote and to which I did not provide a link in either of my two articles this week. About that video, he asks the following:

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Dan Savage Elmhurst College Update

Posted on April 25, 2012 by David E Smith

WARNING: Not for younger readers

My article on Dan Savage’s upcoming speaking engagement at Elmhurst College was posted and sent out late Monday afternoon. By early Tuesday morning, we discovered that several of Savage’s YouTube videos had been “removed by the user,” including two of the videos for which I had provided links in my article. One of those is the video in which Savage savages Christians in general and Family Research Council’s Tony Perkins in particular, using hateful, vulgar language.

Subsequently, I discovered that a Savage video I had referenced in an earlier article has been removed also. …

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Homosexual Sex Columnist Dan Savage and Elmhurst College

Posted on April 23, 2012 by David E Smith

Let's hope that audience members at the Dan Savage speaking engagement this coming Sunday, April 29, 2012 at Elmhurst College demonstrate the good sense and courage that several high school students recently demonstrated. Dan Savage, the vulgar, vitriol-spewing, homosexual sex columnist was for some bizarre reason invited to be the Friday keynote speaker at a national convention for high school journalism students held in Seattle, Washington last week.

Posted in Education | Tagged Angels in America, Anthony Esolen, Dan Savage, Elie Weisel, Elmhurst College, Hadley Arkes, It Gets Better, Jim Mccrossen, Martin Luther King Jr., Robert George, Rush Limbaugh, Tony Kushner, Tony Perkins | Comments Off

Federal Government Loves Homosexuality

Posted on March 14, 2011 by altha-admin

Some may remember the scene from the film Moonstruck in which Cher slaps Nicholas Cage upside the head and yells “Snap out of it.” Somebody better slap the conservative community upside its collective head before the federal government spends all its time cooing at homosexuality.

Recently, the lovestruck Department of Justice, White House, and Congress have wasted valuable time and public resources servicing homosexual activists via a White House conference, a Department of Justice video, and three proposed bills.

Last week, President Barack Obama held an “anti-bullying” (nudge nudge, wink wink) conference at the White House to which he invited …

Posted in Federal | Tagged Al Franken, Barack Obama, Dan Savage, Federal Issues, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, Gays and Lesbians United Against Discrimination, Gender Identity Disorder, GLSEN, Human Rights Campaign, It Gets Better, Jared Polis, Joel Burns, Kevin Jennings, LGBT, National Center for Transgender Equality, Safe Schools Improvement Act, SNDA, Student Non-Discrimination Act, Thomas Perez, Trevor Project, Tyler Clementi Higher Education Anti-Harassment Act | Comments Off

Dan Savage Promotes Anti-Christian Evil

Posted on November 22, 2010 by David E Smith

No matter what one thinks of the homosexuality-affirming “It Gets Better” project, do we really want the president of the United States to be associated with radical sex columnist Dan Savage, the creator of this campaign?

“It Gets Better” is the online video project that Chicago native Dan Savage created in which he seeks to end bullying by affirming homosexuality. Joining him in this effort are Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Kathleen Sebelius, Nancy Pelosi, and Hillary Clinton.

Savage–the even more offensive doppelganger of our Safe Schools Czar Kevin Jennings–celebrates homosexuality in general and …

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