They’ll tell you legislating is about making deals. OK but shouldn’t we judge the “deals” that get done?
“Openly-lesbian U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin announced today (Tuesday, Sept. 26) that she was able, as a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, to prevent “two critical offices for ensuring LGBTI rights are a U.S. foreign policy priority” from being cut out of the fiscal year 2018 State Department appropriations legislation,” reported the homosexual-focused Dallas Voice.
Is that really a “deal” worthy of making? Spending money we don’t have to make homosexual issues a policy priority in our nation’s foreign policy? Would they feel the same on the Left if we made encouraging Christian-values a top policy priority at the State Department?
The fact that senators have to do horse trading, with our money of course, to get deals put together is neither new nor preventable but, which members of the McConnell/Cornyn leadership team are so weak that what they’ve got to fund to get something of their own are two offices that seek to keep pro-homosexuality issues tops in our national policy?
In Austin, you have a Speaker of the House who was highly-rated by the National Abortion Rights Action League when he became speaker and who has, years later, made it a priority to make sure the so-called transgendered can use bathrooms and showers made for the other sex in our public schools.
The whole GOP caucus in DC and Austin doesn’t back the far-Left’s agenda so why do members elect leadership that does?
Your money supporting homosexual agenda as “policy priority”
GOP leadership help perpetuate Leftist goals.
“Openly-lesbian U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin announced today (Tuesday, Sept. 26) that she was able, as a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, to prevent “two critical offices for ensuring LGBTI rights are a U.S. foreign policy priority” from being cut out of the fiscal year 2018 State Department appropriations legislation,” reported the homosexual-focused Dallas Voice.
Is that really a “deal” worthy of making? Spending money we don’t have to make homosexual issues a policy priority in our nation’s foreign policy? Would they feel the same on the Left if we made encouraging Christian-values a top policy priority at the State Department?
The fact that senators have to do horse trading, with our money of course, to get deals put together is neither new nor preventable but, which members of the McConnell/Cornyn leadership team are so weak that what they’ve got to fund to get something of their own are two offices that seek to keep pro-homosexuality issues tops in our national policy?
In Austin, you have a Speaker of the House who was highly-rated by the National Abortion Rights Action League when he became speaker and who has, years later, made it a priority to make sure the so-called transgendered can use bathrooms and showers made for the other sex in our public schools.
The whole GOP caucus in DC and Austin doesn’t back the far-Left’s agenda so why do members elect leadership that does?