[Kthzltje]

While doing my daily search for a 'Happy Story' for the day, I came across the following article. It doesn't fit with my Search for Happiness mission, however, it did make me smile as I thought of how he must have felt to be on the receiving end of one with an opinion differing from his.

Not sure if it was legal for the restaurant owner to do or not?


Anti-Gay Tennessee Legislator Booted from Knoxville Restaurant


Tennessee state senator Stacey Campfield has made his name by being the most vocally anti-gay member of the state legislature. Early last year, Campfield introduced the "Don't Say Gay" bill, which would make it illegal for teachers to discuss homosexuality with students not in high school. More recently, Campfield said last week that it is "virtually, not completely, but virtually impossible to contract AIDS... through heterosexual sex." (Campfield's claims were quickly disputed by the director of the Knox County Health Department, who said anyone who has sex with other people is at risk of contracting AIDS, "regardless of their sexual orientation.")

Campfield's ostensible obsession with attacking homosexuals has made him notorious among Tennessee residents, who elected Campfield to his current office in 2010. That notoriety ended in a confrontation on Sunday evening.

The rest of the story here: http://www.good.is/post/anti-gay-ten...le-restaurant/

[BenWired306]

It wouldn't suprise me if we soon hear of a sexual relationship between Senator Campfield and a male intern. It seems as if the most vocal "values" politicians are often just trying to throw others off their scents.