OK, America, you asked for it. This entire manufactured episode on Portland Mayor Sam Adams lying about having consensual sex with a teenage man is one more example of the kind of Ronald McRumsfeld blithering that struts and frets its hour upon the news cycle stage and then is heard from no more, except in the occasional anniversary retrospective to generate more ad revenue. It is but another tale invented by idiots who lust over children in their shrivelled little hearts, full of sound and fury and signifying nothing, to paraphrase somebody who long ago entered the pubic domain.
Willamette Week is proud to be the only weekly newspaper in the NOMPH™ to lay claim to a Pulitzer Prize, but even that story required the titillating hook of a fourteen-year old babysitter getting groped and stroked by former Portland Mayor and Oregon Governinator Neil Goldschmidt, who disappeared from public life and should by now be deceased, presumably from shame.
I enjoy watching these stories develop. First the headlines scream about sweaty sex and throbbing members of governmental bodies before they retrench to a position that weeps about the loss of innocence, the lack of ethics and truthfulness, and calls the resignation of anyone remotely familiar or supportive of the target.
The moralists gather with signs decrying the real and imaginary scenes of physical depravity and deviance from their small-minded and spiritually vacant positions. The immoralists condone the behavior and wish they had been in on the action, while the amoralists couldn’t give a fat rat’s booty either way.
So once again, while the former First Idiot goes on his merry misunderestimated way after slaughtering people in several countries, lying, cheating, and committing crimes against humanity, the planet, and the universe, Willie Weak has decided that openly gay Portland Mayor Sam Adams lying about having sex with a young man, no matter what his age was, is what the city, the region, and the country should be focusing on, because it represents a betrayal of trust. The man lied! Although what Sam lied about was nobody’s business to begin with, most surely not any of Willie Weak’s.
I wonder how Sarah Palin feels about this story. She still spends a lot of time complaining about gotcha jouranlism by the liberal media. And make no mistake, Willie Weak is the worst of the worst of the liberal media. Come on, Sarah, smile for me and help about Sam.
If it wasn’t for asking people questions like “Does your mother know you blow?” and then following up with an expose, this weekly snot rag would have no content at all, if you don’t count the personals and sex-trade ads that keep this semen soaked wad of toilet tissue afloat. This is a free paper, by the way, available to anyone of any age nearly anywhere in the Portland metropolitan area, and yet its editorial penchant for prying into the personal business of others has never been taken to task. Even the online version has links to adult content, totally unsupervised and unchallenged.
In 1987, the paper went after Michael Stoops, a homeless advocate who operated a shelter called Baloney Joe’s, by painting him as a predatory pedophile, although the boys with whom Stoops allegedly had sex were in their late teens and appeared to consent to their casual encounters during the Age of Reagan. WW delighted in discussing gonorrhea of the throat and betrayals of trust while rallying the brain dead denizens of sexual depravity to run Stoops out of town, turning Portland from a backwater burg overrun by vicious homeless gay Quaker thugs into a thriving arts center that rivals Paris, London, New York, and Chicago. Yeah, right.
Today, Stoops is still working for the lost and abandoned and probably still sucking cock, young and old, as the acting executive director for the national Coalition for the Homeless. More than 20 years later, he has never been charged with a crime, as far as I can tell, and the homeless problem in Portland today is no better than when Willie Weak drove Stoops out of town.
As recently as 2004, the paper went to its usual absurd lengths to continue its immoral majority vendetta to contact Stoops’ boss in D.C. and get him to say he wasn’t aware of the old charges and he had seen no evidence of deviant behavior. They even got the boss to say he was going to talk to Stoops after the interview, as if any of the horse exhaust that started the story 20 years ago had any relevance to anything. Stoops is still working for the homeless as he has tirelessly since 1972.Willie Weak meanwhile is still running sex ads and playing the puritan card by asking people hard-hitting journalistic questions like: “Have you stopped beating your wife?”
My suggestion is that whenever you are asked an inappropriate question about your sexual activity, respond with something like: “What are you looking for, something to whack off to tonight? Run out of your own sick fantasies? Why not drop by my place in an hour or so and let me give you a deep and enlightening rectal massage?” Whenever anyone asks you if you care to comment about something that is none of their phucking business, whip out your penis or hike up your skirt and give the journalist a loving and and well-earned respectful squirt.