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THIS kind of thing just makes me sick. How could anyone who claims to be the President of the United States be so cruel as to personally send a letter forcing a little girl to cohabitate with a pair of homers posing as a couple. If we had a True Christian™ in the White House, he would have had the FBI raid that house and throw the queers in prison. 
Little Girl with Two Dads Receives Personal Letter from President Obama
When 10-year-old Sophia Bailey Klugh wrote President Obama a letter thanking him for his support of her two dads and their love for each other, she probably didn't expect to receive a response, much less a personal one.
But despite the proximity to Election Day, the president made the time to pen a thorough reply to Sophia's question about handling kids at school who tease her about her parents.
"You and I are blessed to live in a country where we are born equal no matter what we look like on the outside, where we grow up, or who our parents are," Obama wrote. "A good rule is to treat others the way you hope they will treat you. Remind your friends at school about this rule if they say something that hurts your feelings."
Jonathan Bailey, one of Sophia's fathers, said he and partner Triton Klugh teared up when they read their daughter's "totally unprompted" letter.
Obama too recognized the remarkable home such a letter had to originate from.
"You are very fortunate to have two parents who care deeply for you," he told Sophia. "They are lucky to have such an exceptional daughter in you."
When 10-year-old Sophia Bailey Klugh wrote President Obama a letter thanking him for his support of her two dads and their love for each other, she probably didn't expect to receive a response, much less a personal one.
But despite the proximity to Election Day, the president made the time to pen a thorough reply to Sophia's question about handling kids at school who tease her about her parents.
"You and I are blessed to live in a country where we are born equal no matter what we look like on the outside, where we grow up, or who our parents are," Obama wrote. "A good rule is to treat others the way you hope they will treat you. Remind your friends at school about this rule if they say something that hurts your feelings."
Jonathan Bailey, one of Sophia's fathers, said he and partner Triton Klugh teared up when they read their daughter's "totally unprompted" letter.
Obama too recognized the remarkable home such a letter had to originate from.
"You are very fortunate to have two parents who care deeply for you," he told Sophia. "They are lucky to have such an exceptional daughter in you."
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