You Can Vote For Dominionism

Posted by Kai on November 6th, 2006

I can’t believe the DNR published this piece by Eric La Freniere today.  It’s a satirical piece about the Marshall/Newman (aka “marriage”) amendment.  Eric’s the guy you see holding the offensive sign at last week’s “Vote for Marriage (and Allen too) Event.”

- Kai

4 Responses to “You Can Vote For Dominionism”

  1. finnegan says:

    Harrisonburg has it’s very own Borat/Stephen Colbert style satirist in La Freniere.

  2. finnegan says:

    I must say, this letter would have been funnier if he had toned it down a bit and confused people more.

  3. zen says:

    I love this. Amazing that it saw ink.

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