Words fail......Check out the American Family Association's poll of the day

Sen. Barack Obama has clearly demonstrated his full support for all aspects of the homosexual agenda. (related article)

* I agree
* I disagree
* I am not sure


http://www.onenewsnow.com/Poll.aspx?ekfrm=210372 (The link will probably get Rick-rolled, as all DU links to the AFA seem to. If so, you can get to the poll by going to the AFA's homepage www.afa.net and scrolling down to the OneNewsNow area)

Failing economy, endless war, pshaw! Go away! This is 'it'! They're living in the past, poor dears. :eyes:

Anyway on that poll...I don't know how you feel about it but as a gay man I say the correct answer is "I disagree"
:shrug:

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What do you think about the poll?

I'm not even sure what the AFA freaks mean by "homosexual agenda", but I assume that they're including marriage in their definition. And Obama, sadly in the name of political expediency, is never going to publicly support same-sex marriage.
But part of me wants to answer yes, just to rub it in the faces of these pigs that their days of White House-supported gay-bashing and using gays and lesbians as political footballs are coming to an end (hopefully).

it can (easily) be spun in a negative way. I hate shit like that. :grr:

what a ridiculous sickening poll. this "homosexual agenda" crap just fucking kills me. what is the homosexual agenda? equal rights? why shouldn't obama be for that? it's just sad, with the wars that are going on, with the economy in the toilet, with the environmental issues threatening everybody's standard of living if not their very lives, these idiots can't find a better way to spend their time than drumming up votes for a warmongering, adulterous, jerk on the basis of a NON-issue. i mean it is sad.

i'll click on the links if there's a place for me to let them know what i think of their fucked up poll.