Kinzinger's Family Goes Off On Him For Turning On The Twice-Impeached One-Term Loser

Illinois GOP Congressman, Adam Kinzinger, one of the few Republicans who stepped forward to impeach the former president and call for his removal from office, shared a letter with the New York Times that was sent to him by his cousin Karen Otto and signed by 10 of his family members; this is what they said:

Jan. 8, 2021

Adam,

Oh my, what a disappointment you are to us and to God! We were once so proud of your accomplishments! Instead, you go against your Christian principles and join the “devil’s army” (Democrats and the fake news media). How do you call yourself a Christian when you join the “devil’s army” believing in abortion! We thought you were “smart” enough to see how the left is brainwashing so many “so called good people” including yourself and many other GOP members. You have fallen for their socialist ideals! So, so, sad!

[the twice-impeached, one-term loser] is not perfect but then either are you, or any of us for that matter! It is not for us to judge or be judged! But he is a Christian! (If God can forgive and use king David in the Bible, He can do the same with [the twice-impeached, one-term loser]. Franklin Graham, Robert Jeffress, to name just a few, of many pastors, who mentor [the twice-impeached, one-term loser], know that he is a believer! Obviously, you did not hear [the twice-impeached, one-term loser]’s “Christian Message” to the American people(fake news media did not cover his message) where he actually gave the plan of salvation, instructing people how to repent, and ask the Savior into their heart to be “Born Again”! (To believe in John 3:16) When was the last time you proclaimed your faith Adam? (Oh, we forgot, you now belong to the “devil’s army”) You won’t convince us otherwise with your horrible, rude accusations of [the twice-impeached, one-term loser]! (To embrace a party that believes in abortion and socialism is the ultimate sin!) We should list even more grievances against you, but decided you are not worth our time to list them! We have said enough!

You should be proud that you have lost the respect of Lou Dobbs, Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Greg Kelly, etc. and most importantly in our book, Mark Levin, Rush Limbaugh and us!

It is now, most embarrassing to us that we are related to you. You have embarrassed the Kinzinger family name.

We are not judging you. This letter is our opinion of you!

Oh, by the way, good luck in your fund raising [sic] endeavors. We are sure there are money other good GOP  and Christian supporters, that feel the same way we do. Also very disappointed with the many other GOP that have sided with the Democrats. (we should demand our money back.)

The following Kinzinger family members have asked that their names be added to this letter:

Greg & Karen Otto

[The other names were redacted for the article.]

PS: For your information, many more family members, feel the same as we do.  They just didn’t have the courage to sign our letter or write their own letter! Not us, we are thoroughly disgusted with you!! Oh, and by the way, we are calling for your removal from office! I have received numerous calls concerning your actions and egregious behavior concerning our President of the United States, [the twice-impeached, one-term loser].*

cc: Many conservative Republicans

*[The twice-impeached, one-term loser] has done more for the American people in four years, than you RINOS and Democrats have done in years!

Wow. I don’t know where to start. The “devil’s army”? Losing the respect of Fox News asshats? That the twice-impeached, one-term loser is a good Christian? Or my favorite chestnut trotted out by loons, the “everyone” line …they are all disgusted … everyone we know hates you. The idea that the letter was handwritten like some kind of Junior High School essay or the underlining and underlining and underlining.

Oy, Karen and Greg? Kids? Take a seat.

Now, as for Adam. While he has been praised by Democrats for having a spine, Kinzinger is not anyone’s idea of a progressive. He is against the ACA; he is anti-choice—even if Karen … and yes, she’s a Karen in real life … thinks he isn’t and he is against raising taxes. Most telling, when he first ran for Congress, he was endorsed by Sarah Palin. But again, backbone, spine, balls, puts country over party. And now he has a few less Christmas cards to send to the wingnut part of the family.

Note: as I have done ever since November 2016, I have removed the name of the twice-impeached, one-term loser and replaced it with the twice-impeached, one-term loser.

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Elton John: A Letter To Ryan White On The 20th Anniversary Of His Death

Twenty years ago this month, you died of AIDS. I would gladly give my fame and fortune if only I could have one more conversation with you, the friend who changed my life as well as the lives of millions living with HIV. Instead, I have written you this letter.

I remember so well when we first met. A young boy with a terrible disease, you were the epitome of grace. You never blamed anyone for the illness that ravaged your body or the torment and stigma you endured.

When students, parents and teachers in your community shunned you, threatened you and expelled you from school, you responded not with words of hate but with understanding beyond your years. You said they were simply afraid of what they did not know.

When the media heralded you as an "innocent victim" because you had contracted AIDS through a blood transfusion, you rejected that label and stood in solidarity with thousands of HIV-positive women and men. You reminded America that all victims of AIDS are innocent.

When you became a celebrity, you embraced the opportunity to educate the nation about the AIDS epidemic, even though your only wish was to live an ordinary life.

Ryan, I wish you could know how much the world has changed since 1990, and how much you changed it.

Young boys and girls with HIV attend school and take medicine that allows them to lead normal lives. Children in America are seldom born with the virus, and they no longer contract it through transfusions. The insults and injustices you suffered are not tolerated by society.
Most important, Ryan, you inspired awareness, which helped lead to lifesaving treatments. In 1990, four months after you died, Congress passed the Ryan White Care Act, which now provides more than $2 billion each year for AIDS medicine and treatment for half a million Americans. Today, countless people with HIV live long, productive lives.

It breaks my heart that you are not one of them. You were 18 when you died, and you would be 38 this year, if only the current treatments existed when you were sick. I think about this every day, because America needs your message of compassion as never before.

Ryan, when you were alive, your story sparked a national conversation about AIDS. But despite all the progress in the past 20 years, the dialogue has waned. I know you would be trying to revive it if you were here today, when the epidemic continues to strike nearly every demographic group, with more than 50,000 new infections in the United States each year. I know you would be loudly calling for the National HIV/AIDS Strategy that was promised by President Obama but has not yet been delivered. I know you would reach out to young people. I know you would work tirelessly to help everyone suffering from HIV, including those who live on the margins of society.

It would sadden you that today, in certain parts of the United States, some poor people with AIDS are still placed on waiting lists to receive treatment. It would anger you that your government is still not doing enough to help vulnerable people with HIV and populations that are at high risk of contracting the virus, including sexually active teenagers. It would upset you that AIDS is a leading cause of death among African Americans.

It would frustrate you that even though hundreds of thousands of HIV-positive Americans are receiving treatment in your name, more than 200,000 don't know their HIV-positive status, largely because a lingering stigma surrounding the disease prevents them from being tested. It would disappoint you that many teenagers do not have access to science-based HIV-prevention programs in school, at a time when half of new infections are believed to be among people under 25.

I miss you so very much, Ryan. I was by your side when you died at Riley Hospital. You've been with me every day since. You inspired me to change my life and carry on your work. Because of you, I'm still in the struggle against AIDS, 20 years later. I pledge to not rest until we achieve the compassion for which you so bravely and beautifully fought.

Your friend,
Elton

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Here's My Letter......

.........for Love Takes Over:

We watched as marriage equality was defeated in California and some of us wept while others cheered. We listened as marriage equality was voted down in Maine and some of us wept while others cheered. We got the news that marriage equality was the law of the land in Iowa and some of us cheered while others wept.

Such a visceral reaction on both sides. But why?

It’s only love. It’s only two people wanting to make a commitment to be together and live together, and be accepted as equal by our state, our country, our friends and family. So, what exactly is wrong with same-sex marriage? I’ve heard all the arguments:

• God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve. But if you understand that being gay is not a choice—and it isn’t, because who would choose to live a life where they can be fired, evicted, beaten or murdered just for being themselves—well, then God did make Adam and Steve. For all the differences in each religious belief, it can all be boiled down to one point: God is love. God isn’t hate and discrimination. God is love.
• Marriage has traditionally been one man-one woman for over five thousand years and it’s never changed. Not true. Used to be marriages were performed to unite two families into one more powerful family. Used to be that the woman became the property of the man after marriage and she had no voice in familial maters. Used to be that divorce was not an option. Used to be marriage was to create a family, and keep the family line going. Used to be that it was wrong to marry outside your faith, or your socio-economic class. Now, marriage is based on love; the couple are equal in the marriage; you have the choice to marry the person you love; you have the choice to have a family or not.
• Marriage is a religious institution. Well, no it isn’t. While marriages are often performed in churches, a marriage isn’t legal until the state says it’s legal, which makes marriage a civil institution and a civil right, guaranteed to all under the Constitution of this country.
• Same-sex marriage will destroy the sanctity of marriage. This is simply not true. You just have to look at Massachusetts to see that. Marriage equality has been on the books for several years now, and so-called rational marriage hasn’t been destroyed. Marriages are destroyed by the people in the marriage who choose to opt out of the commitment they entered. Mark Sanford. John Ensign. Britney Spears. John Edwards. Jennifer Lopez. Newt Gingrich. All straight. All have destroyed, or made a mockery of, marriage.

The LGBT community doesn’t want to step on your marriage because we can’t. We don’t want to destroy your marriage because we can’t. We simply want the same rights and privileges other people enjoy. Years ago, my partner was hospitalized. Luckily, we lived in Miami at the time, so I was allowed to spend the night in the room before and after his surgery; I was allowed to be in the room when the doctor consulted him; I was treated as his family.

That’s all we want; to be treated as a family; to be accepted as a family.

It’s only love.

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