DemoKKKrat US senate candidate outed as pervert in Va.

Taken out of context, Webb says
Webb said the graphic scenes in his novels, many of which are set in wartime, are taken out of context and do not accurately reflect the books or their content: combat. He said he has written about disturbing scenes that he witnessed on the battlefield or as a journalist in Southeast Asia.

"It is an observation about how the human species lives," Webb said after Mark Plotkin, the radio show's host, read one of the more lurid passages, prompting objections from the candidate.

Webb told Plotkin that listeners should read a book by Allen's sister, Jennifer, who described her brother's harsh physical treatment toward her. He also shot back that Vice President Cheney's wife, Lynne, wrote a novel, "Sisters," which contains scenes of rape and a lesbian love affair. "You can read Lynne Cheney's lesbian love scenes if you want to get graphic on stuff," he said.

In an interview later on CNN, Cheney declared Webb to be "full of baloney" and denied that she wrote anything in "Sisters" that is sexually explicit.

"His novels are full of sexually explicit references to incest -- sexually explicit references," she said.

Her book is out of print and difficult to find, but independent reviews describe it as highly sexual and "steamy" and mention lesbian characters.

Sticking to the issues?
Allen's attack on Webb's novels occurred three weeks after the senator gave a two-minute speech pleading for a return to issues after having defended himself against personal-character scandals for months. "The negative personal attacks and baseless allegations have also pulled us away from what you expect and deserve," Allen told voters in the unusual paid television commercial.

By Friday morning, however, the new allegations unleashed by his campaign had become the highlight of morning talk-radio shows and cable news outlets. Conservative groups seized on the news, with one calling for Webb to withdraw for writing "Triple X" novels. Cable news shows debated the issue throughout the day.

...He who writes on ****house walls,
rolls his **** in little balls.
But he who reads these words of wit,
EATS those little balls of ****...

(anon)

Just a question Gunga.

The KKK

- is Anti gun-control
- believes that the US should be run as a Christian nation.
- Is railing against illegal immigration and thinks they should be rounded up and deported.
- Is against affirmative action.

There may be some historical link, but today's KKK hardly fits in with the things you dislike about the Democrats. Why do you keep trying to link the two.

Is there any issue where you disagree with the KKK and agree with the Democrats?

ebrown_p wrote:

Just a question Gunga.

The KKK

- is Anti gun-control
- believes that the US should be run as a Christian nation.
- Is railing against illegal immigration and thinks they should be rounded up and deported.
- Is against affirmative action.

There may be some historical link, but today's KKK hardly fits in with the things you dislike about the Democrats. Why do you keep trying to link the two.

Is there any issue where you disagree with the KKK and agree with the Democrats?

Every grooup has it's good points ebrown, but it's the bad points that make the KKK the bad organization that it is.

Whatever... Any rate, the US senate is supposed to be some sort of a gentlemen's club, and Web clearly does not belong.