More Irony

[gonefishing]

Isn't ironic that the same people outraged over Kerry's remarks about Cheney's daughter were the same ones in the end that felt gay marriage was was a main factor in voting for Bush.

[one_true_leroy]

1. Irony... or hypocrisy?

[Ducks In A Row]

3. ironic hypocrisy?

mary cheney can cheney herself....


oh wait, she probably does.



blech

[gonefishing]

5. Hypocrisy for them Irony for me

[The Jacobin]

2. I never understood that.

But then, I'm not afraid of gay people.

[gonefishing]

6. May be the pundits should just shout it out loud

We are still a nation of little teenage boys afraid that the big bad gay man might make us do something we don't want to do.

[madmax]

4. The gay marriage ammendment was on the ballot

in 11 states Ohio and Michigan are two. Guess we know why. That drove the homophob's out. I'm fried but, I think they may have believed they would lose Fla. and needed Michigan and Ohio to get it for them.

[tarheel_voter]

7. Kerry's comment in the 3rd debate did cost us some votes

Accept it.

[kiahzero]

9. In other words:

Stupidity and bigotry cost us some votes.

There was nothing wrong with what Kerry said.

[pelonetillo]

8. No, it makes perfect sense.

They see homosexuality as something to be deeply ashamed of. Their outrage was out of bigotry.

[The Jacobin]

10. That's all I can think

They were so outraged that he called the vp's daughter a LESBIAN!

You think he'd called her a liberal.

Wait . . .

[JFW]

11. reply

yep.