Advice For Barak Obama

• So now Barak Obama is in hot water with Gay activists.
  
  Acording to the re-post below "A gay rights group on Monday urged Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama to cut ties with a gospel singer who they say spreads false information about gays and lesbians...."
• My advice is this: If enough people repost this, some body who knows some body, who knows some body who knows some body, who knows some body who knows some body, who knows some body who knows some body, who knows some body who knows some body, will know some body who knows some body that had sex with somebody the knows Barak Obama will get this.
• So here's my advice.
• For every homophobic singer the Obama Campaigne has on the roster. They should have no less then Three Out Gey performers sharing the bill. Freedom of speach I feel is an absolute and kicking someone off the bill for what they think is wrong. If this gospel singer was homophobic and selling crystel meth to the Gay community then throw him off and send him to jail. But being stupid may not be a right but expressing it is.
  
  "Old Man Pedro" Angel Serrano
• From Ontopmag.comTo Obama: Drop singer from tourGay Rights Group Urges Democrat Barack Obama to Cut Gospel Singer From Campaignconcert TourANN SANNERAP NewsOct 22, 2007 18:35 EDTA gay rights group on Monday urged Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama to cut ties with a gospel singer who they say spreads false information about gays and lesbians.Donnie McClurkin is among several gospel singers scheduled to raise money for the Illinois senator at a concert in South Carolina this weekend.McClurkin has drawn attention from gay rights activists for his views on homosexuality."I don't believe that it is the intention of God," McClurkin said Monday in a telephone interview.McClurkin said he does not believe in discriminating against homosexuals. "What people do in their bedrooms and who they are as human beings are two different things," he said.Obama's campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment."We strongly urge Obama to part ways with this divisive preacher who is clearly singing a different tune than the stated message of the campaign," Wayne Besen, executive director of Truth Wins Out, said in a statement.At a forum on gay issues in August, Obama argued that civil unions for same-sex couples wouldn't be a "lesser thing" than marriage. Obama belongs to the United Church of Christ, which supports gay marriage, but Obama has yet to go that far.In a telephone interview Monday, Besen said he admired Obama, but wasn't ready to endorse him, especially considering McClurkin taking part in the campaign's "Embrace the Change" concert tour."
  I think he'd be a great president. But I think it's going to drive away support from people who are on the fence such as myself," Besen said.McClurkin, a Grammy Award winner, performed at the Republican National Convention in 2004.