Video Portrays Women Democrats As Sluts

TruthThroughAction.org makes movies to support the Democratic Party. Their latest production title, “Blue Balled,” is as sleazy as its name implies. A young man and woman meet at a bar and end up in his bedroom. While searching for a condom, she sees a photo of John McCain on the guy’s nightstand.

She quickly puts on her clothes and runs. On the sidewalk she spills her bag and a campaign button falls on the sidewalk which says, “I only sleep with Democrats.” She looks up to see a man with a Democratic pin on his lapel. Your guess is as good as mine concerning the outcome.

Democratic women only sleep with Democratic men is hardly setting a high moral standard. But it does not seem that the Democratic Party has cared much about sexual morality or Christian teachings on this subject for many years now. I am not surprised that they would stoop to advertising sexual promiscuity to sell their Presidential Candidate to young voters. It does not matter that it is just one more endorsement of a sexually promiscuous lifestyle among teens and young adults coming from one of our nations top two political parties. The only thing that matters is that sex sells and the Democrats are willing to bet that sex will sell its candidates as well. Never mind the high-minded, moral challenge that Obama delivered in a speech on Father’s Day.

The producers are hoping that the video will go “viral” like the “Obama Girl” video. (Not recommended – but you may choose to see “Blue Balled” at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AL0aC2nXVSc) Our nation’s government has been taken over by political hacks who would throw their grandmothers under the bus to get elected. Power is the new religion.

“Arbitrary power is most easily established on the ruins of liberty abused to licentiousness.”

“Let us with caution indulge the supposition that morality can be maintained without religion. Reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principle.”

– George Washington