Barack Hussein Obama signs executive order affirming that he sucks penises.

[Mark Smith]

It's time to impeach this bastard and deport his sorry gay ass.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2014/07/21/obama-
executive-order-lgbt-discrimination/12944523/

WASHINGTON � President Obama signed an executive order Monday
expanding the protections for federal workers and contractors
from discrimination based on sexual orientation.

"In too many states and in too many workplaces, simply being
gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender can still be a fireable
offense," Obama said. "So I firmly believe that it's time to
address this injustice for every American."

Since President Bill Clinton, the federal government has banned
discrimination against gays and lesbians in federal employment.
Obama's action Monday expanded that protection to transsexuals.

The order also bans discrimination based on sexual orientation
or gender identity for companies receiving federal contracts.

Some religious leaders had called on Obama to include a
religious-based exception to the executive order, following the
Supreme Court's decision in the Hobby Lobby case June 30. The
court ruled that closely held companies with religious
objections cannot be forced to provide coverage for certain
contraception or abortion-inducing drugs.

The order Obama signed Monday stopped short of that. It does,
however, maintain a provision from a 2002 executive order signed
by President George W. Bush that exempts religious organizations
that discriminate based on religious beliefs.

A number of more liberal religious leaders attended the signing
ceremony Monday in the East Room of the White House, and
frequently shouted "Amen!" during Obama's speech.

Obama told a crowd of a few hundred gay rights activists,
religious leaders and lawmakers that their "passionate advocacy
and the irrefutable rightness of your cause" led to Monday's
action.

Broader legislation banning employment discrimination against
gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transsexuals passed the Senate
last year, but the House of Representatives has not acted on it.

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