Ugly American Barack Obama Pushing Radical Gay Agenda Down The Throats Of Our Allies
(ACNStaff) When we joined friends in Latvia in signing a letter to Judith Garber, the U.S. Ambassador to Latvia, condemning her public statements in support of so-called "same-sex marriage," and her decision to participate, in her capacity as a US government official, in the Baltic Gay Pride Parade on June 2, we didn't expect such an in-your-face response.
The letter from Garber (below) should speak for itself, but she makes it more than clear that advancing the Obama administration's imperialistic promotion of the radical homosexual agenda around the world must move forward, even if doing so insults our allies and damages our foreign policy.
Her response is a tremendous slap in the face to the people of Latvia. An overwhelming majority of the Latvian people vigorously oppose the radical homosexual agenda and so-called "same-sex marriage," and Latvia, unlike the United States, has actually amended its constitution to prohibit so-called "same-sex marriage."
Liberals often admonish patriotic Americans and ask us to consider why other nations often don't trust the United States. Garber's insulting letter provides the answer. Perhaps other nations would like us and trust us more if our public officials weren't trying to shove policies down their throats that the American people oppose and they find abhorrent?
The letter from Garber (below) should speak for itself, but she makes it more than clear that advancing the Obama administration's imperialistic promotion of the radical homosexual agenda around the world must move forward, even if doing so insults our allies and damages our foreign policy.
Her response is a tremendous slap in the face to the people of Latvia. An overwhelming majority of the Latvian people vigorously oppose the radical homosexual agenda and so-called "same-sex marriage," and Latvia, unlike the United States, has actually amended its constitution to prohibit so-called "same-sex marriage."
Liberals often admonish patriotic Americans and ask us to consider why other nations often don't trust the United States. Garber's insulting letter provides the answer. Perhaps other nations would like us and trust us more if our public officials weren't trying to shove policies down their throats that the American people oppose and they find abhorrent?