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Chelsea Does More Homosexual Pandering

From Philadelphia’s Patriot-News:

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Rendell joins Chelsea Clinton for ‘gay pub crawl’ in Philly

by BRETT LIEBERMAN, Of The Patriot-News
Saturday April 19, 2008

They loved her hair; they smacked her butt; they hooted and hugged Friday night as Chelsea Clinton hit Philadelphia for what campaign aides called a “gay pub crawl.”

“Chelsea, the gays love you!” Jeff Guaracino, 35, shouted as the former first daughter took the stage at Bumps, the first of four stops for Clinton, Gov. Ed Rendell and actor/producer Rob Reiner.

“Oh, gosh, I don’t know if everybody loves me,” responded Chelsea, who made her first visit to the city’s gay clubs a couple of weeks earlier and has made similar stops at gay bars in other cities while campaigning for her mother, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.

The reception was no less enthusiastic at the second stop, Sisters, a lesbian bar, where women dancing to Kool and the Gang’s “Celebration” barely allowed Chelsea to speak because they kept interrupting her.

Out on the streets, Chelsea Clinton was like a pied piper, leading her dates for the night, Gov. Ed Rendell and actor/director Rob Reiner, and a throng of well-wishers that included transvestites, gay men and lesbians…

Rendell’s been a regular at the gay bars since he ran for district attorney in 1977…

No, mom and dad aren’t pimping out Chelsea.

How could you even think such a thing?

Rendell’s been a regular at the gay bars since he ran for district attorney in 1977…

This would seem to be the requirement nowadays for Northeast pols.

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This article was posted by Steve Gilbert on Saturday, April 19th, 2008 at 4:42 pm. You can leave a response.

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