No, but that accusation has as much validity as the smear they’re throwing at Kevin Jennings.
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October 8th, 2009
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THIS close to a libel suit. Keep it up, Karl, you’re almost there.
BTW, did you know Karl’s stepfather invented the Prince Albert?
You all know what “turd blossom” really refers to, don’t you?
Every day, I am more and more amazed not only by these ridiculous fabrications, but that there is a large contingent of the population that takes them at face value. It’s disturbing.
The desperation of the GOP and turdblossom reeks.
There’s still no definitive evidence that Glenn Beck didn’t rape and murder a young girl in 1990.
I have no reason to believe that Glenn Beck does not like young boys…
Hannity is far more closely related to Hal Turner than Jennings is to NAMBLA.
Sean has given airtime to serial racists from Don Imus to Dog the Bounty Hunter to Andy Martin to Mark Fuhrman to Michelle Malkin. His hatred of gays is part of his pattern of hating blacks and latinos
I really hope this bites them in the ass, this goes far far beyond the pale of decency.
And seriously, no false equivalency about some protester or some other non-official making stupid libelous claims.
I really hope this bites them in the ass, this goes far far beyond the pale of decency.
I hope so too. But don’t hold your breath. At best it will be “controversial” among the people who could make a difference (i.e., The Village).
Can any of you actually deny that Jennings praised a man (Hay) who was an unabashed NAMBLA supporter and pedophile advocate (I don’t know how to do the “link” thing, but look under Hay’s Wikipedia page. The evidence for these things is there)? He said that boys 13-15 should have “relationships” with older men. Horrible. Jennings should resign.
I’m going to say I can deny it, because I don’t know who you’re referring to – some guy named Hay? Who Jennings may know? What did he praise him for? Is he praising him now?
“Hay” is in reference to “Harry Hay.”