Instead of asking whether the laws against sex in the public restroom should be obeyed (as the mayor and the people of Ft. Lauderdale would like) The Sun Sentinel, a pawn for the homosexual lobby, asked if the mayor should resign for his stand against this illegal activity. He also voted against pornography in the public libraries. And for that, he was protested against at Ft. Lauderdale City Hall  earlier this week, on Tuesday afternoon.

Mayor Naugle has also come under fire for saying "Rev. D. James Kennedy is a great man." He was right about that, too. And as Dr. Kennedy stood with Anita Bryant when she was railroaded by the homosexual lobby, we stand with Mayor Naugle now.

I thank God for this mayor who is sticking up for children who, after playing a game of soccer, may wander 50 feet into the library to ask the following questions:

Q: "Mommy?" Why is that part of our library closed off?

A: Well, Johnny, Ft. Lauderdale Commissioners Cindi Hutchinson, Charlotte E. Rodstrom, and Carlton B. Moore voted to take out the books that everybody can read and replace them with homosexual pornography. (Call them at 954-828-5004)

Q: Mommy? What's homosexual pornography?

A: It's what you saw in the public restroom earlier.

Q: Mommy? Why are those people so angry at the nice mayor?

A: Because he wants to protect you from all of it.

Romney Rogers, past president of the greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce, in a letter to City Commissioners Hutchinson, Rodstrom, and Moore, stated: "If this material was being offered for sale it could not legally be housed in this location. Since Holiday Park and residentially zoned property is within 500 feet of the library, City Ordinance C-04-55 would prohibit it. The fact that it can be viewed for free makes the situation worse."

It used to be that people would picket those seedy porn theaters. Now we invite them into the public libraries and picket those who try and stop them. Only Mayor Jim Naugle and Commissioner Christine Teel voted against library porn. You can e-mail them a note of thanks by clicking their name.

But first, I have some questions of my own.

Q: Why do they arrest the Gideon's for handing out Bibles on the Florida public sidewalk and, yet, give the homosexuals their own section in the public library for gay porn?

Q: What would happen if we tried to put a nativity scene on that public property? Would they even let those who are 18 and older see it?

Q: If homosexuals aren't having illegal sex in the public restrooms why are they so upset about a mayor trying to stop it?

Dr. Joseph Nicolosi, president of National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality, reports the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and the Woodhull Freedom Foundation have joined together to fight what they describe as "archaic" laws prohibiting public sex in restrooms and parks. As far as I know, they won't be wearing yellow T-shirts outside city hall this afternoon, but I wouldn't be surprised.

The problem is worse than they are willing to admit, and it's not just in Ft. Lauderdale .  Various studies have indicated that between 14 and 41 percent of homosexuals "say they have had sex with strangers in public restrooms."

You can see it on their "cruising" websites. Atlanta police made 30 arrests in three months, in the Hartsfield airport restrooms, without even targeting it. But the message was sent. A homosexual website that had previously listed this airport restroom in personal ads, changed their tune after the arrests:

Do NOT do anything at the airport. If you want to hook up, do it outside the airport! Have fun, but be smart about it. It's not worth going to jail for the night and having your face put on the news.

What do you know? The mayor is right. Enforcing the law changes behavior. Ft. Lauderdale Mayor Jim Naugle is right. I not only stand by him. I want to see him run for governor and then for president.

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