[Bjorn Jensen]

Does Dennis Guth have any relation to Landover?

http://www.lgbtqnation.com/2013/04/i...nd-his-family/

DES MOINES, Iowa — A Republican state senator from northern Iowa said Wednesday that homosexual lifestyles pose a health risk to him and his family in comments that drew a sharp rebuke from an openly gay Democratic senator.

In a speech on the Senate floor, Sen. Dennis Guth, of Klemme said the media has “bamboozled” the public into a growing acceptance of gay relationships and argued his family faces “health risks” because of “sexually transmitted infections that this lifestyle invites.”


Dennis Guth

“Just as there are multiple ways that your smoking hurts me, such as secondhand smoke, increased insurance costs, cost to society of days lost for poor health, so it is with same-sex relationships,” said Guth, a freshman lawmaker.

“There are health risks that my family incurs because of the increase in sexually transmitted infections that this lifestyle invites. For example there are more and more medical tests required before giving blood or giving birth,” he said.

Guth’s comments were quickly condemned by Sen. Matt McCoy, of Des Moines, who said Guth was using “warmed over rhetoric that has been invented by the Christian-right extremist groups.”

“While somebody cannot choose to be gay, you certainly can choose to be ignorant,” McCoy said.

Guth said later that he stood by his comments. He said his remarks were inspired by a national event organized by conservative Christian group Focus on the Family scheduled for Thursday.

Called the “Day of Dialogue,” the event is billed as a way to discuss sexuality and marriage. It was created in response to the national “Day of Silence” established by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, during which students pledge not to talk for a day to protest the bullying of gay students.

“The Day of Dialogue has been scheduled as the day before that so that we can have a more open dialogue about all types of relationships and the consequences,” said Guth, who said gay relationships had more health risks and negative emotional consequences than heterosexual relationships.

Guth’s remarks drew criticism from the Iowa Democratic Party and One Iowa, the state’s largest gay advocacy group.

Earlier in the legislative session, Guth proposed a constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage. The measure, which would require approval twice in the Iowa Assembly before it went to a statewide vote, did not advance.

[Godfly]

I would think the smell of ass sex would be more offensive than cigarette smoke. We should be able to make out country a no ass sex zone.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Sometimes people ask me, "Why are you so proud to be a Republican?"

From now on, I'm going to just give a three-word answer, Senator Dennis Guth!

[Dr Laurence Niles]

It's well thought out, evidence based research like this that shines a light on just how detrimental to the well being of normal people the gaywise are.

All they care about is thier own sybaritic pleasure as they purloin the innocence of yet another young, innocent, vibrant young youth with the downiest of hair on his soft face with the promise of future manliness yet a subtle hint for the future, I expect

We need such Godly men (always from the Republican Party ) to give it to us straight, like pear cider made from 100% pear, to hammer home the FACTS about the homosexuality assault of morality, decency and our taxes.

If Republican State Senators don't feel confident enough to make such pointed comments about a minority with no negative comeback from the electorate then it's not the America I know!

I'm not saying this proud fellow could be the next Presidential candidate for the GOP (that is for other people to decide) but I'm figuring he could be the next GOP candidate, right here.

YIC

[Paragon of virtue]

He would have my vote. We need to help with some campaign slogans. 2016 may be a little ways off, but I for one am still praying for a recall of last year's farce and/or impeachment, followed by a lengthy prison term for the P.O.S. P.O.T.U.S.. How about "Vote for Dennis and End the Homo Menace!" or "Dennis Guth Won't Take Guff From a Homo Creme Puff!" and one even the fancy boys can get behind (pun intended) " Enoughths, Enoughth! I'm voting for Guth!"

[Zechariah Smyth]

You watch: the liberal media will concoct some crazy story in a year or two where they will make some ridiculous claim like this guy is gay or went to a hooker or is abusing his kids or is hooked on painkillers or whatever, just to smear him because he is standing up for the rights of normal people.

Seen it a hundred times.



I think he should release a statement NOW pre-denying all of these things, just so the left-wing press looks like idiots later.

YiC,

Zech