by James Nimmo

(OKLAHOMA CITY) I’m sure the sham of appearing at the Capitol and giving the impression this is a legislative procedure is exactly what was intended when GOPer Sally Kern and Krew planned their morality proclamation ceremony on July 2 in Oklahoma City.

If she were interested in promoting only morality and not instead, introducing her personal religious restrictions, why isn’t she using her own church, Olivett Baptist, as her backdrop?

As always with the mentally unbalanced words and actions are morphed into absurd definitions and shapes. Lies to support other lies are always invented, regardless of how holy the intent of the lies is supposed to be.

She speaks of divorce as contributing to national decline. How short her memory is for anything except bible verses.

Kern’s patron saint, Ronald Reagan, was divorced, as is Newt Gingrich and Rumbaugh twice each. Sen. Vitter of LA likes diaper sex with paid escorts and Gov. Sandford of SC abandons his family and state duties to amorize in Argentina. Gov. Palin of AK can’t teach her eldest daughter to say simple words like, “No”.

When you don’t set yourself up on a high soap box in the first place and then mistake it for a psychiatrist’s office you don’t have to fall so inevitably far when you come up short in your own life.

Kern should spend more time looking at the fruit falling close to her family tree ( http://tinyurl.com/krahr9 ) before she tries to juice the private lives of others.

Dwight mentioned that at the protest, there were a few protesters who were openly praying during Kern’s proclamation. I thought it was cool that there was such a diverse group of people that came out to protest…it wasn’t only gays and atheists.

Good question! No, not at ALL. Truth is truth, regardless of the speaker. His statement would have still carried the same gravity if he were an atheist, a Muslim, or a Raëlian. I only threw that statement in there to appeal to other Christians who might be reading my blog. I wanted to show that you don’t have to be a far right wing nut-job to be a Christian. Even in Oklahoma.

One question I have on a comment you made in your post, though. You said:

For other eloquent refutations of Mrs. Kern’s vile proclamation for “morality,” see Rep. Al McAffrey’s blog entry and Rep. Ryan Kiesel’s speech (Mr. Kiesel is a Christian, too, by the way).

Would it have made a difference if Rep. Kiesel wasn’t a Christian? Perhaps I’m just overly sensitive, but every time I hear someone say something like this, I wonder if they might attribute less value to similar comments made by non-Christians. I’m sure that wasn’t your intent…I was just hoping for some clarification.

Have a wonderful vacation!!!