Cindy McCain Allegedly Caught Cheating

The National Enquirer alleges they caught Cindy McCain (54) cheating on Senator John McCain (72). A source is quoted as saying:

"I couldn’t believe I was watching Cindy McCain passionately kissing and hugging another man!"

The other man is described as a long-haired man who resembles "a washed-up ’80s rock musician."

If the person knows who the guy looks like, why can’t they even say the ’80s rock musician’s" name?

A source told the NE:

… the pair have been seen at concerts and sporting events acting very lovey-dovey.

The wealthy blonde heiress and her secret pal have been spotted together around her hometown of Phoenix, Arizona over the past several years, say sources.

The amazing spy photos were snapped April 1, 2006 when Cindy and her companion attended the Tempe Music Festival says the person who took them. The photos are somewhat grainy, but the insider says they depict Senator John McCain’s wife, who was greeted by pals at the event as "Cindy."

"To my amazement, Cindy had her hand on his shoulder and was kissing him passionately on his lips," the photog told THE ENQUIRER.

A second witness spotted Cindy and her "mystery man" at a Moody Blues concert "passionately kissing and hugging."

"I couldn’t believe it. I remember thinking, ’Go get a room!’

"They kissed and cuddled. While other concertgoers stood up to cheer and sing, Cindy and the guy remained entwined in their seats," the eyewitness said.

A McCain spokesperson declined comment.

Does anyone believe this story? I’m very doubtful myself.

Leave the McCains alone. The election is over. The gossip should really be about Sarah Palin, but apparently there’s no dirt on her.

Scott Eckern Harassed for Supporting Proposition 8

After Hairspray composer Marc Shaiman discovered that Scott Eckern, Artistic Director of the California Musical Theater, donated $1,000 to support Proposition 8, which was a California Constitutional amendment that passed banning gay marriage, Marc took it upon himself to publicly harass Scott having different values. Marc wrote:

Friends,
This weekend, due to it being public record, I learned that a Mr. Scott Eckerd, Artistic Director, California Musical Theatre (where "HAIRSPRAY" was performed last year, one of our first licensed regional theatre productions) donated $1000 towards YES on Prop. 8

Well, I did what I felt I needed to do, I called him right up. "Hi, it’s Marc Shaiman, co-creator of HAIRSPRAY, would you please call me back?" He did. I asked him how a man who makes his life and living working with (and I assume befriending and loving) gay men and women could possibly think we were less entitled to the same basic rights he enjoys. He basically said "it’s not a personal thing against people, it’s my belief regarding the protection of marriage…etc. (I’m paraphrasing his words, but that is the gist of it).

I then told him the idea that money from his salary that was, in a small way, made from a production of HAIRSPRAY had now been put to use to pass this bigoted Proposition truly hurt and sickened me and that no future project of mine would ever play his theatre …

Marc is so caught up in hating those that have different values from his, that he forgets that Christian heterosexuals who voted for Proposition 8 paid to see Hairspray, and other projects he worked on. What if those Christian heterosexuals became offended by Marc’s lack of support for Proposition 8, and refused to see anything he worked on in the future. I’m sure Marc would change his tune, and stop harassing people that pay his bills. Scott has every right to support Proposition 8 if those are his values and beliefs, and Marc has no right to threaten and harass Scott.

People voted FOR Proposition 8, and gay activists need to respect the Democratic process. The more protests I see organized by gays, the less I support their position, and the more I support the rights of heterosexual Christians, and non-Christian heterosexuals, who want marriage to remain between a man and a woman. FYI: 70% of those that supported Proposition 8 were black.

I’d like to correct one statement in the video above also. Gays are have special rights under the law. Gays cannot be fired just for being gay. Some people will say just about anything to distract from the topic on the table.

The View Discuss Prosition 8 and Gay Marriage

On The View Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Sherri Shepherd both agreed that Christian rights prevailed in the vote banning gay marriage. Barbara Walters tried to twist what happened by saying the Supreme Court in California voted to allow gay marriage. What really happened was the PEOPLE of California voted to ban gay marriage, then the Supreme Court in California overturned that law saying it was Unconstitutional, so the PEOPLE put Proposition 8 on the November 4 ballot. Proposition 8 proposed an ammendment to the California state Constitution that would ban gay marriage, making it Constitutional. Proposition 8 passed with an overwhelming majority of the PEOPLE of California voting for the Constitutional Amendment banning gay marriage. The PEOPLE spoke, but those who disagree refuse to accept reality.

Gay groups are now protesting the ban, but that isn’t going to change the Constitution. Gays are approaching this the wrong way. They keep trying to fight heterosexual Christians, but that hasn’t worked. The PEOPLE voted twice, and gays lost both times, so now what. I would suggest, as I have before, that gays try to get law makers to draft a new law that identifies a type of gay marriage that is called something other than marriage, or an expanded civil union law. The gay community have a lot of smart and creative people, so why is it so hard to come up with ideas other than attacking heterosexual Christian rights?

Barack Obama Aftermath

The Onion did an excellent job of summarizing Obamamania. They describe it as:

The revelation that Obama’s candidacy was the only thing that gave their lives any meaning has caused many supporters to wander aimlessly, unsure of what to do with themselves.

Very funny clip.

President Barack Obama Victory Speech in Full

Here is the victory speech Barack Obama gave last night after being elected as President elect last night. Let’s hope he can live up to everyone’s expectations, and his promises.