Gordon Klingenschmitt, an ex-Navy Protestant chaplain dishonorably discharged and court-martialed in 2006 has remade himself as a leading voice in the anti-gay movement.
He’s said things like “homosexual sin will always be a stench in the nostrils of Almighty God, an abomination which God condemns and shall punish with everlasting destruction.”
But at least he’s being creative about it: In a new offer to his followers, Klingenschmitt will charge the bargain basement price of just $159 to fax every federal lawmaker a petition opposing the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell.
If you’re on a budget, you can, for $18, fax just Republican Senators, but that means your message is probably falling on already sympathetic ears. In an effort to deliver some competition to this space,
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Queerty has just announced it will email exactly one person, Gordon Klingenschmitt, a single-line message: “Find a new hobby.” It will cost you nothing. And nor should his faxes, because for a guy who claims “125,000 patriot pastors” have his back in blocking the repeal of DADT, he sure seems bad at his job.
UPDATE: While Although the Chaplain was court-martialed in 2006 for disobeying orders, his discharge from the Navy was categorized as honorable.
