Our beloved Democratic Representative: Stupak

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Some basic facts about the stealth Roman Catholic infiltrator who is undermining the very basic tenets of the Democratic Party:

1. Although he claims to not be a member of “The Family” he has resided in a well-appointed Washington residence that is run by the Family’s chief-nonprofit entity, the Fellowship Foundation for the last seven years.
2. “The Family” is a fundamentalist Christian association that was formed in the 1930’s as a union-busting organization funded by wealthy capitalists who were intent on destroying Roosevelt’s New Deal legislation.
3. His claim as to not being a member is contradicted by the tax forms filed by the Fellowship Foundation in which it states that: “the Fellowship Foundation’s Room and Board income relates to persons in the ministry reimbursing the foundation for expenses incurred for supplying living accommodations.”
4. When he was interviewed while living in the “C Street House” which has its own chapel by Lisa Getter on September 27, 2002 he responded that “We sort of don’t talk to the press about the house.”
5. Another journalist, Jeff Sharlet, who actually was able to gain residence for a year at the C Street house and did in-depth research on the Family said that among the benefits that the congressmen enjoyed was maid service provided by female students from a local Christian College.
6. For a mere $600 a month, the congressmen enjoy a 8,000 square foot mansion with 12 bedrooms, nine bathrooms, five living rooms, four dining rooms, three offices, fully equipped kitchen and a chapel.
7. When three sex scandals were tied to present and former residents of “C Street” involving Ensign, Pickering and Sanford were revealed, Stupak claimed that he didn’t know anything about what goes on at C Street. He told Ed Brayton of the Michigan Messenger, “I don’t belong to any such group, I rent at a house in ‘C Street.’ I don’t belong to any such group. I don’t know what you’re talking about, The Family and all this other stuff.
8. He is nothing more than a liar. He has played a influential role in the Family’s evangelism efforts in Washington in which the Family has maintained prayer groups in the both the House and Senate in conjunction with The Family’s annual National Prayer Breakfast. In 2004 Stupak told UPI that he was chairman of the House prayer group that meets every Thursday. In 2008 at the National Prayer Breakfast, Stupak was the co-chair of the House Prayer Breakfast that was established by the Family/Fellowship in 1942. He has spoken twice at the National Prayer Breakfast. It clear that he is little more than a damn liar or suffers from selective memory loss like Cheney.
9. The leader of the Family, Doug Coe, has advocated that it s members study the leadership lessons of Hitler and Mao and he admires the tactics of the Bolshevik cells that took over Russia. These are the tactics that should be employed by The Family for the conversion of America to Christian value system.
10. The key to their primary intentions has been revealed by the sister ministry of The Family: Youth with a Mission that has title to the property. The head of Youth with a Mission, Loren Cunningham, advocates that Christians should infiltrate government, business, education and the media to spread it fundamentalist message. Don't be too surprised if he is a member of the secret Roman Catholic society, Opus Dei. The Opus Dei members share the same intentions. Ultra-traditionalist Catholics like Stupak would be more than comfortable living a the at “C Street” Christian Frat House and plotting the transition of our republic into a theocracy.