Comments on: Dominatrix seeks Julia Carson’s seat

By: Aeon

Aeon — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 06:43:53 +0000

Her disdain is not limited to men, as indicated above. It’s really more about anyone who stands in her way. So she now fashions herself a freedom fighter and heaven knows she is effective or maybe in this case, affective. Still, isn’t it perhaps odd that Andrew Horning should beg Christian Compassion for her?

Oh, to be so naive again!

By: Robert Enders

Robert Enders — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 19:02:24 +0000

Tim,
Nut or not, if her chances at elected office are as good as Ron Paul’s, then she is a shoo-in.

In addition to the presidency, Ron Paul is seeking re-election to Congress, the same body that Ms. Donaghy seeks to be a part of.

By: Robert Enders

Robert Enders — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 18:58:12 +0000

So you have a picture of her with a guy on a leash. There are pictures of Rudy Guiliani in a dress. There is eccentric and there is crazy. When you are eccentric, everyone knows about it. But you can be crazy and keep it to yourself.

I do not know enough about this woman to endorse her, but I don’t think being a dominatrix disqualifies her anymore than being a lesbian disqualifies Tina Taviano. I will concede that lesbianism and SM will hurt a candidate’s chances though.

By: Terry Walsh

Terry Walsh — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 10:43:50 +0000

Donaghy’s political activism is solely and entirely a manifestation of her aberrant need to obtain psycho-sexual gratification through the domination and humiliation of males. Any situation in which she is not absolutely dominant over any and all males cause her psycho-emotional pain. She perceived herself as being defeated by a male, Bart Peterson, when her dungeon was shut down, so she suddenly became this high-profile leader in the anti-Bart movement. She certainly doesn’t care at all about anyone but herself, as her constant attempts at self-aggrandisment demonstrate. Any involvement she may have had with libertarianism isn’t surprising: she fits right in with the sociopathic greedheads!

By: Andrew Horning

Andrew Horning — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 02:08:30 +0000

What is all this? Why are you throwing vitriol against a person you don’t know, and who isn’t even a candidate?
Do any of you honestly believe that the sins you apply to this woman are as bad as those who currently hold the reigns and chains of power?
If any of you have even a shred of Christian compassion or libertarian laissez faire in you, then shame, shame on you.

By: roach

roach — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:23:03 +0000

I’d rather vote for a kinky, freaky nut who merely indulges men in their own fantasies( is that mark souder in the latex, with the leash? hmm. I wonder- he’s soooo repressed. mkaes you wonder what other FANTASY SPORTS congressman souder indulges in?)anf gets paid BIG bucks for- No Wal-mart greeter/Mc donalds/factory jobs/truck drivers for this chick.
She says she knows a lot of men. Im sure of that. discretion assured.
I’m sure she’d be really popular in Washington DC, and would fit right in.
I could say something about political prostitution too.
But Id never vote for anybody whos either a Religious Fundamentalist extremist nut; a closeted, hypocritical RFE nut(recent megachurch preachers, wide-stanced congressmen, etc come to mind. and especially any kool-aid drinking cultist nuts.
“will campaign in rubber suit for dominatrix congresswoman in exchange for staffer job on Hill”. call me!

By: tim zank

tim zank — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 00:26:01 +0000

He’s a nut, she’s a nut. I just assumed she’d have as good a shot as him at elective office with your party.

By: Kody Tinnel

Kody Tinnel — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 17:41:02 +0000

Ron Paul is a doctor, and has many years of political experience. He is a good candidate. And he runs with one of the two major parties.

This dominatrix is too out there to win in most types of governmental elections. And she is running with the Libertarian Party.

I am not sure if I understand what you are trying to get at.

By: tim zank

tim zank — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 01:25:48 +0000

Kody…Isn’t it contradictory on your part to fervently support Ron Paul, but dismiss this lady as a candidate just because of her vocation?

By: Kody Tinnel

Kody Tinnel — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 23:49:17 +0000

People like this only hurt the Libertarian Party and are one of the many reasons big “L” Libertarians will not win any major elections in the next few decades, if ever.