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Gay activists went wild with anger and started the aptly named "Flush Naugle" campaign. As gay media and activists called for Naugle's head, most of his political peers remained largely silent. Until now. |
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…Men are 0-to-60 machines, baby, and we can stop on a dime. Two seconds before orgasm, we might savor the thought of belly flopping in a pool of love juices, but two seconds afterward, lust plummets and we just feel … well, sticky. Until the "love juices" dry. Then we feel crusty. • National gay groups call on Broward County Commission to take action against Fort Lauderdale's anti-gay mayor, Jim Naugle. • Overzealous donkey needs to learn some sexual manners. |
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"Homosexuals", however, have recently popped up in two giant newspapers: The New York Times and Washington Post. And GLAAD's Sean Lund wants to see the archaic reference erased. Permanently. |
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Robo-Toilet Crusade Earns Him Undistinguished Award
In a post over at the more conservative-than-thou WorldNetDaily, Folger defends Naugle's offensive attacks a mythical sex-obsessed, monolithic homo menace. I thank God for this mayor who is sticking up for children who, after playing a game of soccer, may wander 50 feet into the library to ask the following… Funny, we thought right wing Christians didn't encourage childish questions. You learn something new everyday. Celebrating Naugle's crusade against gay demons, Folger grants him this week's "Protector of the Family". Congratulations, Naugle! We're totally going to nominate you for the much coveted - and |
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Calls For Censure, Cold Shoulder
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One supporter, a college student named Eric, writes: I wanted to take the time to congratulate Fort Lauderdale Mayor Jim Naugle for having the moral integrity to resist the radical activism of Fort Lauderdale's gay community. Don't you just love the "some of my best friends are gay" argument? |
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The Mayor - who angered his queer constituents after proposing robo-toilets to curb gay public sex - seemed poised to apologize for his homophobic remarks, but only made matters worse when he called for "responsible homosexuals" to join his crusade against cruising: "I'm asking the homosexual community to join with me, to cease this activity for the benefit of the children and the parents of the community." As we've mentioned, Naugle refuses to use the word "gay" because he doesn't believe gay people can be "happy". The contentious politico also apologized to for not acting sooner. There certainly aren't many happy homos in Fort Lauderdale. The Flush Naugle campaign picked up even more steam yesterday. And got even more vocal advocates. Deputy mayor Carlton Moore took a stand against his superior, telling angry voters, "We, as a community, must unite. We must unite against all hatred." Meanwhile, gay group Unite are calling for Naugle to resign and refer to him as "an embarrassment". Honestly, nearly everything about this story's embarrassing. |
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Jim Naugle Fails To Block Bid
No, Mayor Jim Naugle didn't abandon his anti-gay robo-toilet plan. He did, however, attempt to block the city council's approval of a new Stonewall Library. |
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Gay Activist Give Lesson In Hygiene
Naugle deemed a local beach "the rainbow beach," and has asked his city for over $250,000 to install timed toilets. When a user's alloted time runs out, the door pops open. Gay activists claim Naugle's just hating on the queers. And, what's more, unfounded. |
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As part of his crusade, Naugle's asking the city council to shell out an estimated $250,000 for a "robotic toilet". The toilet, which can be found in some parts of Atlanta and New York, runs on a timer. After the allotted time's passed, the door pops open, which would be really shitty if you have diarrhea. |