Oklahoma politician uses homophobic comic book to stir up votes

[DreadGeekGrrl]

The comic book is posted here:

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/story?id=5403426&page=1

Brent Rinehart, an Oklahoma County Commissioner locked in a tough
reelection race, spent two months creating the comic book and is
preparing to send it out to registered Republicans in his district.

I bring attention to this article, which I saw on ABCNews.com because
in it the 'hero' is praised by an angel and opposed by Satan who, of
course, is on the side of the homosexuals. The candidate, Rinehart,
makes much of his Christian credentials in the political piece. The
sad thing is, this will probably not be THAT harmful to his campaign.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/story?id=5403426&page=1

Cheers
DGG
ps. the comic book, merely from a aesthetic point of view is a piece
of crap, crudely drawn and riddled with typos.

[random]

Good timing!
This can be an excellent example for the leadership thread I opened.

[Dag Yo]

> ps. the comic book, merely from a aesthetic point of view is a piece
> of crap, crudely drawn and riddled with typos.

You can say that again. I was expecting something at least a little
flashy.

[BlueSci]

On Jul 18, 1:52 pm, DreadGeekGrrl <dreadg...@gmail.com> wrote:

Two months to prepare and he didn't spend any of it checking his
spelling? LOL!

[Belly Bionic]

On Jul 18, 1:52 pm, DreadGeekGrrl <dreadg...@gmail.com> wrote:

> ps. the comic book, merely from a aesthetic point of view is a piece
> of crap, crudely drawn and riddled with typos.

No kidding. It looks like something that kid in the Metallica t-shirt
with the mullet would have drawn in math class when I was in high
school.

[Medusa]

DreadGeekGrrl;

> ps. the comic book, merely from a aesthetic point of view is a piece
> of crap, crudely drawn and riddled with typos.

Reminds me of a "Chick" tract. You think they could have hired a real
cartoonist, and enlisted a high school English teacher to proofread
it.

Medusa

[Dag Yo]

Yeah it does have that sort of shitty 'rat fink' influence doesn't it.