“President-elect Barack Obama’s swearing-in ceremony will feature big names like minister Rick Warren and legendary singer Aretha Franklin, the Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies announced Wednesday.
Warren, the prominent evangelical and founder of the Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California, will deliver the ceremony’s invocation. The minister hosted a presidential forum at his church last summer that challenged both Obama and Arizona Sen. John McCain on a host of faith-related issues. Warren did not endorse either presidential candidate.
His public support for California’s Proposition 8 — the measure that successfully passed and called for outlawing gay marriage in the state — sparked the ire of many gay rights proponents, who seized on a comment in an October newsletter to his congregation: “This is not a political issue — it is a moral issue that God has spoken clearly about.”
But Warren has long sought to broaden the focus of the evangelical agenda to include issues like the reduction of global poverty, human rights abuses, and the AIDS epidemic.
Also included in the inaugural program are cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the United States Marine Band, and other performers.”
Hey, don’t say I didn’t warn you — TWICE!
And if you want more, here’s a video interview with the lying motherfucker.
There’s nothing more to say ‘cept Barry — you are DEAD to me.
While we’re at denouncing Obama, lets start denouncing the abominate racial relations in the gay community.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism_in_the_LGBT_community
http://www.colorq.org/Articles/article.aspx?d=2000&x=colorqra
http://www.youth-suicide.com/gay-bisexual/racism-gay-lesbian/
http://www.tatmultimedia.com/Websites/Journal/
http://www.temenos.net/articles/12-24-04.shtml
http://gateway.nlm.nih.gov/MeetingAbstracts/ma?f=102261654.html
http://www.keithboykin.com/arch/2005/05/04/gay_racism_in_t
Do you have something to say or just something to link? Am I to take it that white racism turmps black homophobia for you?
Neither trumps the other.
We cannot claim to be a united community when people of color feel marginalized in the gay community. When we hurt each other, do you expect any less from black homophobes or the far more dangerous white homophobes?
Who’s claiming we’re a “united community”? That’s not possible. Persons and groups with common interests can, in certain circumstances work towards similar goals.
That is all.