Barney's Wish List for 2009

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We’re going to do three things in Congress…First, a hate-crimes bill–that shouldn’t be too hard. Next, employment discrimination. We almost got that through before, but now we can win even if we add transgender protections, which we are going to do. And, finally, after the troops get home from Iraq, gays in the military. The time has come.”

Well I won't hold my breath at all on those. I'm sure that it will be a uphill fight to pass a federal hate crime bill, and we all know that the Employment Discrimination won't pass and if it does it would be by a slim vote, and DADT will still be here to stay.

I hope that Obama will do away with DADT but we all know that Congress will do what those who put congress in office wants.

I hope that true change will come to DC under Obama, but then again we all know that DC is DC and nothing really ever changes in DC except the seasons.

SNT: DADT????

The Washington Post reported last week that it could be as late as 2010, but the transition team spokesperson said: "These decisions will not be made before the full national security team is in place."

For at least the first year of the new administration the Secretary of Defense will be the present incumbent, Richard Gates.

Congressman Barney Frank, who is gay, has said he thinks there will not be an attempt to overturn the ban until after US troops have pulled out of Iraq.

Just when will this illegal war be over.

Congressman attacks gays who support McCain

A gay politician has claimed that gay men who are planning to vote for the Republican nominee for President of the United States "personally don’t experience much gay discrimination."

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Yes those are the ones who wants the "OUT" gays to fights for their rights while hiding in the fucking closet. Sneaking out to be with their boyfriends, boy toys and other behind their wife's back. Those that hide in the shadows getting their dicks sucks at adult bookstores, alleys, public parks and public rest area along the interstates.