Bailout Of Companies That Throw Money At The Homosexual Movement Freely Angers Quite A Few

A quarter of a million dollars over the past three years to various factions of the Gay Gestapo from two government agencies now thoroughly mired in complete insolvency is absolutely over the line, and the way these agencies spend their , scratch that, our money, on democratic only political causes does more than raise eyebrows.

It certainly does one thing, proves beyond a reasonable doubt that the agencies Fannie & Freddie are democrat controlled and run entities and the democrats alone are entirely responsible for the mortgage mess and cash orgy that group is engaged in and should be completely dissolved in it's present form and re constituted as a politically neutral agency instead of an ATM for dem constituents and their anti family and societal agenda.

An interesting aspect to tge bailouts of these institutions is now the New York Times rewriting history supported by even their own reporting over the years writing this 5000 work piece of hamster cage liner Sunday that Fox News thoroughly debunked and shredded with 10 minutes of Lexis Nexis searches and a Brit Hume roundtable presented in this fine news piece in the video below directing the blame right back where it belongs, in the lap of Democrats led by Bill Clinton and Bendover Barney Frank

Bailout recipients Fannie, Freddie gave $ to 'gay' groups

(OneNewsNow.com): "The group Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays (PFOX) is outraged that even though government-backed mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac went broke and received a federal bailout, they still managed to give thousands of dollars this year to homosexual activist groups.

PFOX executive director Regina Griggs says Freddie Mac shelled out $65,000 over the past two years to the Human Rights Campaign to help homosexual couples adopt children. The Freddie Mac Foundation has given more than $125,000 to homosexual activist groups over the last three years, and the Fannie Mae Foundation has given $80,000 to such groups in the past decade.

Shawn Flaherty, a spokeswoman for Freddie Mac, told PFOX that she was not sure whether the ex-'gay' group would meet grant guidelines. However, Griggs says Flaherty noted the Foundation focuses on three priorities -- stable homes, foster care and adoption, and youth development." continued

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