KKK Honcho's Mailing List & Health Care Protesters...

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Tony Perkins of the FRC bought David Duke's mailing list back in 1996. This man who is a huge religious coinservative in American politics is a nasty little lying turd.

The religious right, the GOP and the hate:

So who is he emailing to protest any Obama plan? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...
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follow the money---which is what a mailing list generates in most cases.

The Scandal the GOP wants to go away.
Senate majority leader Bill Frist appeared through a telecast as a speaker at "Justice Sunday," at the invitation of the event's main sponsor, Family Research Council president Tony Perkins. "Justice Sunday" was promoted as a rally to portray Democrats as being "against people of faith." Many of the speakers compared the plight of conservative Christians to the civil rights movement. But in sharing the stage with Perkins, who introduced him to the rally, Frist was associating himself with someone who has longstanding ties to racist organizations.

Max Blumenthal: With little to lose and everything to gain, Obama has lifted high the cross. But are there invisible strings attached?
Four years ago, Perkins addressed the Louisiana chapter of the Council of Conservative Citizens (CCC), America's premier white supremacist organization, the successor to the White Citizens Councils, which battled integration in the South. In 1996 Perkins paid former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke $82,500 for his mailing list. At the time, Perkins was the campaign manager for a right-wing Republican candidate for the US Senate in Louisiana. The Federal Election Commission fined the campaign Perkins ran $3,000 for attempting to hide the money paid to Duke.

As the emcee of Justice Sunday, Tony Perkins positioned himself beside a black preacher and a Catholic "civil rights" activist as he rattled off the phone numbers of senators wavering on President Bush's judicial nominees.

By Max Blumenthal

April 26, 2005

 

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CLAIM: Health care revisions would lead to government-funded abortions.

Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council says in a video, "Unless Congress states otherwise, under a government takeover of health care, taxpayers will be forced to fund abortions for the first time in over three decades."

THE FACTS: The proposed bills would not undo the Hyde Amendment, which bars paying for abortions through Medicaid, the government insurance program for the poor. But a health care overhaul could create a government-run insurance program, or insurance "exchanges," that would not involve Medicaid and whose abortion guidelines are not yet clear.

Obama recently told CBS that the nation should continue a tradition of "not financing abortions as part of government-funded health care."

The House Energy and Commerce Committee amended the House bill Thursday to state that health insurance plans have the option of covering abortion, but no public money can be used to fund abortions. The bill says health plans in a new purchasing exchange would not be required to cover abortion but that each region of the country should have at least one plan that does.

Congressional action this fall will determine whether such language is in the final bill.

-FACT CHECK: Distortions rife in health care debate - Yahoo! News


all those religious whackos are being led around by a supporter of David Duke's peeps. Why else buy the mailing list?

 

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I never knew I was both a Nazi and a member of the KKK. Thanks for letting me know!

 

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I never knew I was both a Nazi and a member of the KKK. Thanks for letting me know!

Are you on the mailing list that Tony Perkins bought from David Duke?

Why would you associate yourself with that?


Oh yeah, you're a fool.

never mind