Three Republicans Hit GOP Congressman for "Jesus Ad"
Three Republicans who served in the Legislature with Rep. Pete Gallego, D-Alpine, are criticizing his GOP opponent's use of a picture of Jesus in a controversial mail piece.
Gallego said U.S. Rep. Quico Canseco's adverstisment, which uses both the face of Jesus and two men kissing each other to criticize the Democrat’s stand on social issues, went “beyond the pale,” and he has called on Canseco to apologize to the voters who got it.
Canseco's campaign said the congressman stands by the ad and calls it accurate.
The Gallego campaign released statements from state Rep ...
Comments (2)
richard jung
This political correctness just goes too far. Since when can't we speak exactly what we think; if you don't agree that's your perogative but don't try continually to restrict the freedom of speech. This pandering to the "gay" community goes too far. This country was founded on the principal of religious freedom and has always been deemed a country of Christian beliefs. In both the Old and New Testaments homosexuality is an abomination and is not to be tolerated. If you read the Constitution it says separation of State and Church NOT as the Supreme Court has decided a separation of Church and State.
gypsy314 ne
Democrats had to vote for God to be allowed in there party three time not so long ago Texans will not forget that. Just a reminder what happen at there convention.