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Santorum co-chair: Homosexuality 'makes God want to vomit'(CNN)–Reverend O'Neal Dozier, pastor of the Worldwide Christian Center in Pompano Beach, Florida, joined CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin to discuss some controversial statements he has made in the past on social issues. Dozier, an honorary Rick Santorum co-chair, defended his views that homosexuality is 'disgusting' and 'the paramount sin' in the eyes of God. He went on to explain why he thinks that Mitt Romney is unelectable due to his Mormon faith. Get all the latest from Brooke Baldwin's show at the CNN Newsroom Blog. Watch CNN Newsroom weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends. For the latest from the CNN Newsroom click here.
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So. an "honorary co-chair" is tied to Santorum as if they spoke every week for 20 years...no wait, that was Obama and Rev. Wright and CNN and all of the "mainstream, objective" media declared it was not a story...
I think, toguhh, that you will find a bigger audience in the recovery section than perhaps in the massive memoir section. Just started the book, and it's intense, in a good (very good) way.
IN THE BEGINING "GOD" VOMITED...OUT CAME "RICK SANITARIUM"!!!
So, not only is there a "God," but he vomits now, too? Nice. The only thing more intelligent than making something up out of thin air is discussing the fictional character's bodily functions.
See, the thing about the Man in the Moon that most people don't know is, the dude's lactose intolerant, ok? Can' touch a glass of milk. Won't go NEAR the stuff. Those rumors that he's made of cheese? Total BS...
Steppin-fetchit has nothing on this guy.. He is just serving his "massah" by claiming to speak for God and his gastrointestinal condition.. What a preposterous fool this guy is.
What's with all the nausea ???
Funny how an African American, who just fifty years ago would have ridden on the back of the bus to his interview, is using the same Bible used to enslave his ancestors, to relegate those different from himself to a second class citizen status. Discrimination is WRONG, even when conducted by hollier than thou minorities. GOD FORGIVES – Republicans don't.
God, being Spirit, has no stomach or need to eat, much less regurgitate. Didn't Ricky learn ANYTHING in Catechism? The nuns are gonna be SO angry with him.
I'd be willing to bet the might reverend has had some boys carry his luggage. BTW, what is with these bigots and vomiting? Is there something I'm missing?
It's statements like this that keep people away from church, so I'm glad to hear of this! Actually, if anything makes God vomit, it's self-righteous people who are always preaching about the "sins" of other people.
Most of these big-time church preachers tend to be closeted themselves.
Correct, and a big "thank you" to Ted Haggard for showing his part in all of this!