FollowUp 2: Eugene Delgaudio Lies About Legislation Again

The letter that I dissected in FollowUp 1 was the topic of an article in the Washington Post yesterday.  It seems that Mr. Delgaudio purchased the mailing list for the Weekly Standard and bombarded their readership with the lies and bigotry that are so typical of Mr. Delgaudio.

Everyone’s favorite openly gay-hating Loudoun County supervisor, Eugene Delgaudio (R-Sterling), was up to more of his hijinks last week with an e-mail appeal for money to protect America from two bills in Congress that would prohibit discrimination against students based on their sexual orientation.

The bills, Delgaudio wrote, would “require schools to teach appalling homosexual acts...force private and even religious schools to teach a pro-homosexual agenda...ram through their entire perverted vision for a homosexual America....create a new America based on sexual promiscuity.”

Nothing new there, though there’s no mention of “ramming” or “forcing” in the bills. Delgaudio is a longtime homosexual basher, and it hasn’t prevented him from winning reelection in Sterling repeatedly since 1999, most recently in November.

The article continues with various groups trying to get an apology from the Weekly Standard's editor, which did not happen.  Mr. Delgaudio is using this "attack" from the Washington Post as a foil in his latest letter.

The shockwaves from Public Advocate’s email campaign are still breaking down major doors.

The Washington Post has now joined in the attack on Public Advocate.

They have condemned me for daring to speak the truth to the American people!

You see, last week I sent an email warning to the subscribers of a major political news source about the terrors the Homosexual Classrooms Act holds for our nation .

And the radical Homosexual Lobby can’t stand it!

They immediately launched a campaign to get Public Advocate banned from mainstream media.

This is really funny.  Mr. Delgaudio has no presence in the mainstream media, with the odd exception like yesterday's Washington Post article.  As usual, Mr. Delgaudio is a liar.  That doesn't stop him from asking for an emergency contribution of twenty dollars or more

Please consider carefully what you can afford to contribute.

And no matter what, please send me all the prayers you can spare during this fight.

I swear to you right now, this is not over!

For the Family,

Eugene Delgaudio
President, Public Advocate of the United States

I'm sure that Mr. Delgaudio isn't through with sending his hate-mail.  He isn't through lying.  He isn't through begging for more money.

19 December 2011, Original Pedantic Political Ponderings post.
11 January 2012, FollowUp 1.

16 February 2012, FollowUp 3.
15 March 2012, FollowUp 4.
13 June 2012, FollowUp 5.
12 July 2012, FollowUp 6.