72-Page Report Documents Obama’s “Radical” Nominees and Appointments
Washington, D.C., January 27, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Liberty Counsel (LC), a pro-life and pro-family legal group, released a 72-page report on Wednesday detailing information on each of the nominations and appointments of President Barack Obama.
The document
provides information on more than 100 of Obama’s appointments and
nominations. It includes more than 850 citations to articles, websites,
and cases regarding each of the individuals and, according to LC, took
weeks to compile.
“President Obama has nominated and appointed
the most radical group of ideologues ever assembled by an American
President,” said Mathew D. Staver, Founder of Liberty Counsel and Dean
of Liberty University School of Law. “The list of individuals, their
comments, and backgrounds demonstrates that President Obama uses a
radical ideological litmus test to select his nominees, which clearly
takes preference over experience or qualifications.”
This
report exposes the activities of radical activists like Kevin Jennings,
Obama’s pick for “safe schools czar.” The founder and former executive
director of the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network, Jennings
oversaw more than five years of student-workshops where topics included
a message of homosexual sex, giving students their very own “fisting
kits,” and graphic descriptions of homosexual practices, including
urinating on one’s partner. For the high school students, there was a
listing of local gay bars, complete with descriptions, but for the
younger children there was a book list, recommended for ages 7-12,
featuring explicit descriptions of sex acts between preschoolers;
stories that seemed to promote and recommend child-adult sexual
relationships; stories of public masturbation affairs between students
and teachers, and five-year-olds playing sex games.
Other
nominees, like Dawn Johnsen, Obama’s pick to head the Office of Legal
Counsel in the Department of Justice, are pro-abortion to an extreme
degree. She has said that the idea to make abortion rare as well as
safe and legal is “nonsensical” and that abortion restrictions “reduce
pregnant women to no more than fetal containers.”
Johnson, the
former ACLU employee and legal director of NARAL said, “The argument
that women who become pregnant have in some sense consented to the
pregnancy belies reality ... and others who are the inevitable losers
in the contraceptive lottery no more ‘consent’ to pregnancy than
pedestrians ‘consent’ to being struck by drunk drivers.”
“Obama’s
nominations are neither moderate nor merely left of center,” concluded
LC’s Matt Staver. “They can best be described as radical. They are
clearly out of touch with all but a radical fringe. Obama’s pattern of
choosing radical ideologues raises serious concern about the competency
of the government.”
(To view the complete report by Liberty Counsel, click here)
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