One of the heroes of the battle to repeal DADT, whose 1 year anniversary we celebrated last week, was Army 1stLt Dan Choi who was arrested after hand cuffing himself along with other protestors to the White House Fence. Federal prosecutors are now trying to send him to jail, the government has taken away all his benefits and are demanding thousands of dollars from him. An excellent write up about his problems can be found at Americablog Gay where they ask the question 'Have we forgotten about Dan Choi?'. I hope for his sake and other Gay freedom loving Americans that we have not. Let's not leave Dan and our other heroes by the side of the road holding the bag as we go on our merry way.
Boy do I have video for you today! In Presidential politics, a school teacher named Cheryl met with Mitt Romney at a round table discussion in her home town of Craig, Colorado. In the first video below, Cheryl shares her insight into Mr Romney's campaign and tells us why she is supporting President Obama. In the second video below, one of our most eloquent allies in the battle for Equality, 21 year old Zach Wahls, speaks to a house party fund raiser for the President in San Francisco. I could listen to this young man speak any time. Not only does he make perfect sense, but does so most reasonably and with pure eloquence. Check out both videos below before you tune into today's music video in the number 3 spot down below. The selections for today are Piano Quintets Opus 56, Number 1; Opus 57 Number 3; and Opus 57 Number 4 by Luigi Boccherini with performances by Roberto Panuzzo on Piano and Strings by Instrumenti del Teatro alla Scala. Immediately following all the videos is a collection of torch hot Tuesday Temptations sure to set your heart (or your desire) on fire! That's it for today, see you tomorrow, thanks for the visit. Until next time as always, Enjoy!
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