Email Of The Day - Eugene Delgaudio

"Dear Joe, It’s hard to write you this. My office is in trouble. And I need your help. I have been working overtime fighting against the radical Homosexual Lobby. Today, I’m worried. Despite the rising tide of homosexual 'marriage,' and the Obama Administration’s war on Christianity, the radical Homosexual Lobby is drooling for more. I see well-known agents of the radical Homosexual Lobby everywhere. They are huddled in dark corners scheming and plotting. It is our duty as decent God-believing adults to fight against the tyranny and immorality of the radical Homosexual Lobby. These people admit that they want to molest our children. They admit that they want special rights that no American has. They admit that they want to infiltrate and weaken our military’s moral fiber. They admit that they want complete control over the national law enforcement apparatus. They admit that they’re deviants. But now, my friend, I need to count on you. I absolutely must raise $73,175.61 in the next 25 days to pay past bills and keep programs going. I need to be able to count on you for a special gift. Can I count on you? If I am not able to raise the money, I don’t know what I will do. I don’t know how I can keep fighting." - Eugene Delguadio, in a 3000-word money beg.

Eugene Delgaudio To SCOTUS: Say No To Same-Sex Marriage Because Jesus

Citing the bible as the ultimate authority in civil law, crackpot hate group leader Eugene Delgaudio has filed an amicus brief with SCOTUS. Rather than excerpting the crazy, this time a look at the brief's index is all we really need.

Email Of The Day: Eugene Delguadio

"Dear Joe, I’ve just come from a meeting with top Washington leaders, and I had to contact you right away. Many conservative leaders are worried about the Republican leadership’s ability to resist the Homosexual Lobby. Even after pro-Family voters worked so hard to break the Homosexual Lobby’s stranglehold on Congress. GOP leadership is under tremendous insider pressure to throw conservatives under the bus and continue confirming anti-Family judicial nominees and abandoning Real Marriage. But I am resolved to rally pro-Family resistance against the radical Homosexual Agenda on Capitol Hill. Right now, radical homosexual activists are executing a full-scale covert operation designed to regain their grip on Washington, D.C. And while my warnings regarding the Homosexual Lobby’s unquenchable thirst for power have been proven right, the news media focuses their attacks on me instead. But the Homosexual Lobby’s operatives inside the Republican Party are still trying to convince them they must sell out Traditional Values to stay in power. Will you chip in $10 or $20 or even $35 to fund the mail, telephone operations, and internet campaigns needed to expose their covert operation?" - Eugene Delgaudio, in a money beg which warns that GOProud is trying "pass themselves off as part of our movement." (GOProud collapsed into a dusty pile of self-hate last summer.)

Email Of The Day: Eugene Delgaudio

"Dear Joe, Congress's lame duck session begins today. As you're reading this email, the radical Homosexual Lobby is pulling out all the stops to bend the ear of Republican House leadership. They're desperate for a vote on the Gay Bill of Special Rights before the new Congress -- with a Republican Senate -- convenes in January. They know that right now -- while defeated and retiring representatives still have the power to vote on laws -- is their best chance they have to get a vote for at least two more years. Fortunately, this is also our best chance to derail their agenda. If Republican House leadership holds the line against the Gay Bill of Special Rights, it wipes out the Homosexual Lobby's success in passing it through the Senate for the first time ever. Public Advocate can make this happen. My staff and I have already drawn up a hard-hitting grassroots campaign to keep Republican House leadership's feet to the fire. But I need your help to raise our $15,000 program budget by midnight. And time is running out. Without your signed petition and financial support of $15, $25, or even $35, the Homosexual Lobby's dirty tricks might win the day. Joe, you and I can't let that happen." - Eugene Delgaudio, in his third money beg this week, the first of which claimed credit for the ruling by the Sixth Circuit Court.

Eugene Delgaudio: Gays Want To Make It Legal To Rape And Murder Young Boys

"My health is suffering under the strain of fighting the radical Homosexual Lobby with limited help. I can't eat, I can't sleep and I am sick with worry. Many nights I stay up and worry -- worry about my family, worry about Public Advocate's future, worry about the future of the American Family and morality. I'm expected to expand programs to stop liberals in Congress from allowing homosexuals to run rampant over our country. These people admit that they want to molest our children. They admit that they want special rights that no American has. They admit that they want to infiltrate and weaken our military's moral fiber. They admit that they want complete control over the national law enforcement apparatus. They admit that they're deviants. And just as Jesus showed us by example and could not have stood back and done nothing at the Temple, I couldn't stand back and do nothing in the face of the growing power of the radical Homosexual Agenda. I won't allow my children to grow up in a nation where police are forced by gay 'rights' laws to allow sexual predators like 'Uncle Ed' Savitz and Jeffrey Dahmer to rape and murder young boys in the streets. And I won't stand by while pro-homosexual school teachers expose our children to 'gay filth and call it AIDS education." - Hate group leader and Virginia elected official Eugene Delgaudio, in today's money beg. He is awaiting your call.

Eugene Delgaudio Vs Cory Brooker

Delgaudio is claiming that the misspelling was on purpose.

A Virginia-based group that opposes gay rights has sent out a postcard to New Jersey voters opposing U.S. Sen. Cory Booker’s re-election. But it spells the Democratic senator's name wrong. The postcard was sent out by Public Advocate of the United States, a non-profit group. On the front, it shows two men kissing and, in big white letters on a pink background, these words: “Is this Cory Brooker’s (sic) plan for New Jersey?” The president of the group, Eugene Delgaudio, said that was intentional.

“It’s a tactic to get attention, which we did get. You’re calling me,” he said of the ad campaign, which he said was “very low budget” and included about 50,000 postcards. His group is attacking candidates in other states as well. The back of the postcard says that Republican U.S. Senate candidate Jeff Bell filled out the group’s survey and “earned a 100% pro-family rating.” The postcard also incorrectly calls Bell, who has never won an elected office, a senator. It goes on to say that Booker did not answer the survey “and has earned a 0% Pro-Family rating due to his praise for homosexual ‘marriage’ and co-sponsoring the Gay Bill of Special Rights.”

Booker is leading Bell by double-digits. You should call Delgaudio and ask him for a souvenir copy of the above postcard. Also, here's a photo of ole Eugene and a giant cookie.

Eugene Delgaudio Has The SCOTUS Sadz

Eugene Delgaudio would like you to know that he made a recorded interview to with the media to express his outrage with the Supreme Court. Via press release:

Today with the announcement by the Supreme Court that they would not hear appeals to uphold traditional marriage we enter a new phase to preserve America's traditional values. We will not surrender the defense of marriage or the right to free speech for Christians and all those Americans who believe in traditional values. I promise you one liberal jurist, John Roberts, in a gown is not going to stop millions of determined traditional marriage believers in our right to proclaim traditional marriage and our moral values. Not without a fight. With this decision, the Supreme Court has stripped hundreds of millions of Americans of the Right to Vote their beliefs and protect their communities and families as they see fit. It is now Supreme Court precedence that Freedom of Speech and the Right to Vote are only recognized so long as they are approved by the Liberal Establishment.

Delgaudio goes on to vow to personally vet all future Senate candidates to make sure they will only support the nomination of an anti-gay Supreme Court justice.

New From Eugene Delgaudio

The same high production standards that go into Eugene Delgaudio's placards and banners are on display in this poorly edited and sound-borked clip about evil gays taking all them there religious liberties away. But hey, this is "Draft 1" according to the title.

Email Of The Day - Eugene Delgaudio

"Today, I'm launching Public Advocate's Religious Liberty Defense Fund. My team has crunched the numbers and Public Advocate needs to raise $30,000 by Thursday, July 31st just to maintain the critical campaigns we are already running. Our budget is strained to the max, but without an immediate influx of funds, I may be forced to abandon our fight to defend Religious Liberty. Right now, Christian business owners are being forced into re-education programs for refusing to affirm homosexual marriages. Anti-religious forces are attacking public images of the Cross and trying to purge open expressions of Christianity. This fight is bursting at the seams in states across the nation. I don't want to throw in the towel during such a crucial moment in the battle for our Religious Liberties. Can I count on you to contribute $15 today to help us reach our goal of $30,000 by July 31st? My staff and I stretch every dollar of our budget. So if $15 is too much, please consider a gift of $10 or even just $5. Any amount you can give to help get our Religious Liberty Defense Fund up and running is a blessing, and our deadline of July 31st is less than 10 days away." - Hate group crackpot Eugene Delgaudio, writing from a warehouse suspiciously buzzing with long-haired men. (Tipped by JMG reader Fred)

Delgaudio Celebrates Recall Dismissal, Say He Won't Hire Pro-Gay Public Workers

I'm pretty sure there's a law against religious discrimination in employment, but Loudoun County Supervisor Eugene Delguadio doesn't mind saying (in effect) that he'll only hire anti-gay Christians.

(Tipped by JMG reader Blair)

VIRGINIA: Judge Tosses Out Recall Petition Against Eugene Delgaudio

The recall petition against Loudoun County Supervisor Eugene Delgaudio was tossed out today. Delgaudio, who is the only elected official who also heads an SPLC-certified hate group, has been accused of using public employees to work on his anti-gay campaigns.

[Judge Paul] Sheridan accepted the recommendation from Democratic Arlington Commonwealth's Attorney Theo Stamos, who was prosecuting the case on behalf of the commonwealth. Stamos, who was tapped to handle the matter following the recusal of Loudoun's commonwealth's attorney, reasoned Tuesday in a Leesburg courtroom there was not substantial evidence to take the recall effort to trial. The petitioners, known in court filings as the Citizens of Sterling, alleged Delgaudio used public employees and Loudoun tax dollars for political fundraising. Moreover, the Citizens of Sterling group claimed the supervisor's inflammatory rhetoric and fervent anti-gay views have caused dysfunction within Loudoun County government. Speaking on today's outcome, Charlie King, Delgaudio's attorney, said, “The two-year snipe hunt for Eugene Delgaudio is over. Before the bloggers chime in, everybody should know this case ended because there was no evidence.”

Last year a grand jury declined to indict Delgaugio for misusing public funds because Virginia only criminalizes such actions for full time employees. Being a county supervisor is considered a part time job. (Tipped by JMG reader Blair)

Eugene Delgaudio: I Stopped ENDA

"Dear Joe, The Homosexual Lobby and their Democrat cronies in Congress are furious. They've been trying to ram the Gay Bill of Special Rights through the House of Representatives since it passed the Senate for the first time ever back in November. But your Public Advocate has stopped them cold. That's why 220 Democrat Senators and Congressmen have signed a letter to President Obama demanding he bypass Congress with a sweeping executive order. If enacted, this order would unjustly prohibit Christian businesses that uphold traditional values from being considered for contracting with the Federal government. And while this order only targets government contractors, the message to all Christian businesses, churches, and schools is clear: 'Comply with the Homosexual Agenda or we're coming after you!' Please consider chipping in a generous gift of $5 or $10 or even $35 to help keep Public Advocate's critical programs running to keep the pressure on!" - Eugene Delguadio, in his hundredth money beg of the year.

Email Of The Day - Eugene Delgaudio

"Dear Joe, A pro-Family advocate is being detained right now for his plan to speak out against the radical Homosexual Agenda. And the most shocking part is the country holding him. Canada. You see, Canada is even further down the path of the Homosexual Agenda then America, and they have outlawed any speech that upsets the Homosexual Lobby. So now they are detaining Peter LaBarbera for planning to talk about the truth of homosexuality. There’s no guarantee they will release him. That’s why I’m asking you to flood the Canadian Embassy right now with demands for Mr. LaBarbera’s immediate release. It is outrageous for a supposedly free country to arrest a visitor for speaking out against homosexuality." - Virginia hate group crackpot Eugene Delgaudio, late to the news that Porno Pete has been allowed to stay. Eugene's lie about LaBarbera never being released (which he was after a few hours) is amusing.

A Double-Dose Of FRC Lies

Via press release by the Family Research Council:

It hasn't exactly been a banner week for the Southern Poverty Law Center, which not only lost the support of the FBI but just yesterday, lost a federal court case as well. The defeat, combined with all the negative press over the government's growing wariness of the organization, is complicating matters for the once-prominent "civil rights" group. SPLC's most recent blow came at the hands of District Judge Wiley Daniel, who found no compelling evidence that the Public Advocate had acted improperly in using a photograph of two homosexuals in a mailing about candidates for state office. So ridiculous was the suit, Daniel found, that he dismissed it, insisting that it was well within Public Advocate's First Amendment rights to speak freely about same-sex "marriage."

"Public Advocate['s] actions are evidence that same-sex marriage can -- at the very least -- be considered as relating to political concerns of the community. Therefore," the court ruled, "I find that the mailers reasonably relate to a matter of public concern." For SPLC, which has been grasping at credibility since being linked in federal court to domestic terrorism, this was just another desperate attempt to cripple conservative organizations with expensive and frivolous legal suits that distract from their core mission. Fortunately for the Public Advocate, this latest victory only compounds SPLC's PR problems. If the group thought it was difficult to maintain government partners before, that task is becoming more complicated by the day.

LIE #1:  Jeremy Hooper pointed last week at Good As You that the FBI continues to list the Southern Poverty Law Center as one of its resources.

LIE #2: As I reported yesterday, the lawsuit against Eugene Delgaudio was only dismissed in part and the case will continue on its claims of copyright infringement.

Eugene Delgaudio Claims Partial Victory In SPLC Lawsuit Over Gay Marriage Photo

Back in 2012, Virginia-based anti-gay crackpot Eugene Delgaudio lifted the above wedding photo from the blog of a New Jersey gay couple, replaced the New York City skyline backdrop with snow-covered trees, and used the image for a flyer that attacked a pro-gay marriage candidate for the Colorado state Senate. After first sending an cease-and-desist order, in September of that year the Southern Poverty Law Center filed a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against Delgaudio.

This morning Delgaudio issued a triumphant press release which opens by declaring that he has won his motion to dismiss on one of the suit's two claims.

Yesterday, Monday, March 31, in Denver, Colorado, senior federal district judge Wiley Y. Daniel dismissed with prejudice one of two claims brought against Public Advocate by two homosexuals represented by lawyers from the leftist Southern Poverty Law Center ("SPLC"). SPLC lawyers had demanded a large money judgment for Public Advocate's use of a photograph of those two homosexuals in a mailing against pro-homosexual candidates for state office. The judge ruled for Public Advocate, finding that it had no commercial purpose in using the photograph, as it was involved in an important exercise of its First Amendment rights with respect to a controversial issue in the context of an election. The candidates opposed by Public Advocate were defeated in that election. The court ruled that "Public Advocate['s] actions are evidence that same-sex marriage can at the very least be considered as relating to political concerns of the community. Therefore, I find that the mailers reasonably relate to a matter of public concern."

While the judge did dismiss one portion of the suit, he ruled that the portion of the suit which claims copyright infringement may continue.

After careful consideration of the matters before this Court, it is ORDERED that Public Advocate’s Motion To Dismiss Plaintiffs’ First Amended Complaint [ECF No. 101] and NAGR, Rocky Mountain, O’Dell, Andrew Brown, and Dudley Brown’s Motion To Dismiss The First Amended Complaint [ECF No. 106] are GRANTED IN PART and DENIED IN PART. The motions are GRANTED to the extent that the First Amendment bars the Plaintiffs’ Colorado state law appropriation of name or likeness tort claim, and that claim is DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE. The motions are DENIED to the extent that Public Advocate and the Defendants seek dismissal of the Plaintiffs’ copyright infringement claim based on the fair use doctrine.

The 18-page ruling is here. These things tend to make my eyes cross, so perhaps some legal eagles here on JMG can dig in and tell us what may happen next. Delguadio, of course, has issued a money beg to continue his defense.

Email Of The Day

Via email from Public Advocate's Elizabeth:

Dear Joe, I'm worried about our friend. Eugene sent me the email below a few days ago, and I'm worried he's ready to give up the fight against the radical Homosexual Lobby. Privately, Eugene has told me he is worried America is turning its back on real marriage and religious liberties. And that his supporters are throwing in the towel. Joe, Eugene and Public Advocate are a vital defense against the Homosexual Agenda. If the Homosexual Lobby is successful in silencing Eugene, there will be no pro-Family voice to stop dangerous legislation like the Gay Bill of Special Rights and the Homosexual Classrooms Act from becoming law. You and I can't let that happen. Please read Eugene's important message below, and then chip in with a generous contribution of $5, $10, or even $35 to Public Advocate right away. Sincerely, Elizabeth R.

The email that Elizabeth forwarded was one of the hardest letters Eugene ever had to write!

Email Of The Day - Eugene Delgaudio

"Dear Joe, It’s hard to write you this. My office is in trouble. And I need your help. I have been working overtime fighting against the radical Homosexual Lobby. Today, I’m worried. Despite passing the Gay Bill of Special Rights through the Senate and the gutting of the Defense of Marriage Act, the radical Homosexual Lobby is drooling for more. So with midterm elections approaching, they have adopted new tactics, targeting vulnerable members of Congress. I see well-known agents of the radical Homosexual Lobby everywhere. They are huddled in dark corners scheming and plotting. They meet secretly with Congressmen and Senators who are facing re-election in hopes of tempting them to advance their perverse agenda with campaign cash and the promise of votes. This is in spite of the fact that the Republican majority in the House was preserved in large part by pro-Family Americans turning out to the polls in record numbers. Together, we have stalled the Gay Bill of Special Rights in the House and defeated the Homosexual Classrooms Act, but we had to spend everything to do it. The Homosexual Lobby knows this, and it knows as well as you or me that if we can’t finance ourselves, we won’t be able to stand up to them in the future. That's why I need to ask you today to seriously consider chipping in an emergency contribution of $10 or $20 or even $35 to Public Advocate." - Hate group crackpot and four-times elected Virginia county official Eugene Delgaudio, via email.

Eugene Delgaudio Subpoeanas SPLC Over Their Hate Group Listing Criteria

Eugene Delgaudio has paid Christian Newswire to publish the below statement by his lawyer.

Almost every article written about Supervisor Delgaudio mentions the designation of Public Advocate as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center. The Sterling petitioners (in a petition to remove Delgaudio from office) cited Public Advocate's hate group status as one basis for removing him from office. In today's America, calling somebody a member of a hate group is serious. I have filed a subpoena request for all documents the SPLC has about Public Advocate and Supervisor Delgaudio. The subpoena will be served later this week in Montgomery, Alabama. I've asked for information about the criteria, research and decision process used to designate Public Advocate a hate group. The quality of the SPLC's work goes to the weight to be accorded the hate group designation. Was the SPLC's decision to name Pubic Advocate a hate group made reluctantly, after careful study, or did some intern decide to send out a press release? This is an important question.

Yeah, the SPLC named Delgaudio a hater on the whim of an intern. And not because he tells outrageous lies about LGBT people. (Tipped by JMG reader Cleosmom)

Eugene Delgaudio Again Sends Us His Classic Tale Of Sexy Men In Warehouses

"Dear Joe, One stormy night, I drove to a mailshop hidden deep in a nearly deserted stand of warehouses. I'd heard something was up and wanted to see for myself. As I rounded the final turn, my eyes nearly popped. Tractor-trailers pulled up to loading docks, cars and vans everywhere and long-haired, earring-pierced men scurrying around running forklifts, inserters and huge printing presses. Trembling with worry, I went inside. It was worse than I ever imagined. Row after row of boxes bulging with pro-homosexual petitions lined the walls, stacked to the ceiling. My mind reeled as I realized hundreds, maybe thousands, more boxes were already loaded on the tractor-trailers. And still more petitions were flying off the press.

"Suddenly a dark-haired man screeched, 'Delgaudio, what are you doing here?' Dozens of men began moving toward me. I'd been recognized. As I retreated to my car, the man chortled, 'This time, Delgaudio, we can't lose!' Driving away, my eyes filled with tears as I realized he might be right. This time the Homosexual Lobby could win it all. If you still oppose the radical Homosexual Agenda and want to defend the Family and marriage, then please immediately fill out the American Morality Survey and chip in with $5 or $10 or even $35 to Public Advocate right away." - Eugene Delguadio, once again sending us his classic, completely made up, and hilarious story in his 21st money beg of 2014. I will never get tired of this tale.

Email Of The Day - Eugene Delgaudio

"Dear Joe, Governor McAuliffe’s auditors are still bearing down on your Public Advocate. As you might have heard, ever since our protest of Virginia’s gubernatorial inauguration Public Advocate has become the center of a media storm. As a result of our activism, Public Advocate has been targeted by bureaucrats for the first time ever. In addition, the allies of the Homosexual Lobby are targeting me personally. They are going after my livelihood in order to punish me and shut me up. Well neither I nor Public Advocate will be backing down. We are doubled down and ready for the fight to come. And the media is on our side for once. You can click here to watch the latest news report exposing the real story behind the attack on me. Please click here to chip in $10, $20, or even $35 or whatever you can afford to defend our values." -Virginia hate group leader Eugene Delgaudio, in his 20th money beg of 2014.

VIDEO: The media is on his side?