WHAT OBAMA WILL BRING TO KENYA(GAY-ISM,)

WHAT OBAMA WILL BRING TO KENYA(GAY-ISM,)

President Obama has a problem in Kenya, and it has nothing to do with his fabled birth certificate.
Instead, the president’s first trip to his father’s homeland later this month will confront many of the challenges of his presidency back home, from Islamist terrorism to economic competition from China, to his fight for gay rights.

Mr. Obama’s trip is becoming a lightning rod for the issue of gay rights in Kenya, where gay sex is a crime punishable by up to 14 years in prison. Like many African countries, attitudes in Kenya are overwhelmingly hostile to gays; South Africa is the only nation on the continent that allows same-sex marriage.
“We are telling Mr. Obama, when he comes to Kenya this month — and he tries to bring the abortion agenda, the gay agenda — we shall tell him to shut up and go home,” lawmaker Irungu Kangata told the demonstrators outside parliament.

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