Researching sexual orientation and health and mental health correlates, I came across a reference to Michael Bailey’s 1999 commentary on the topic in a book review by Dean Byrd, Shirley Cox and Jeffrey Robinson. The way Dr. Bailey was quoted had him saying things that I did not think he believed. I sent the... »
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Researchers dispute reasons for higher mental health problems among gays
ManKind Project goes transparent
ManKind Project is widely praised by supporters but criticized as a cult or mind control group by detractors. Historically, the group has required secrecy of members which has sparked much of the criticism. Now, the group may be doing an about face and becoming transparent. Will this be enough for critics? »
PANDAS – The connection between a sore throat and mental illness
Given these symptoms, many parents would consider counseling for their children. Such obsessions and/or compulsions are observed in about 1% of children of elementary school age and often bring kids into the counselor's office. However, in some cases, physicians determine that the symptoms stem from an unlikely source - the aftermath of an... »
Thoughts on the Sexual Reorientation Wars
So now that the dust has started to settle from the APA convention in Toronto, let’s review the status of the Reorientation Wars. »
Medicare Advantage cuts: Not the change we need
Medicare, the nation’s health insurance program for disabled and elderly persons, turned 44 last week. The President and many Democrats want to make changes to the aging program as a part of health care reform. For instance, President Obama told the American Association of Retired Persons on July 28 that he wants to eliminate 177... »
Justice Ginsburg’s “populations we don’t want to have too many of”
By Dr. Warren Throckmorton & Dr. Paul Kengor As Sonia Sotomayor was readying for her confirmation hearings, The New York Times Magazine cast a loving gaze toward the lone female Supreme Court justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg. In so doing, the Times inadvertently shed light on some remarkable thinking by Justice Ginsburg. Those thoughts... »
Justice Ginsburg and abortion as health care and population control
President Obama wants to get health care reform accomplished by the first week of August. Although there are many substantial issues which are unclear, central to the debate is the role of abortion as a covered benefit. While the nation has been focusing on health care, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently gave... »
Homosexuality, Fascism and The Pink Swastika: A Rebuttal
The authors of The Pink Swastika, Scott Lively and Kevin Abrams, would have us believe that homosexuality was the driving force behind the rise of Hitler’s Third Reich. Near the beginning of chapter three of The Pink Swastika, “The Homosexual Roots of Fascism,” Lively and Abrams state this thesis: In seeking the roots of fascism... »
Eliminating homosexuality: Nazi Germany and Modern Uganda
Self-styled pro-family advocate, Scott Lively, has made a career of drawing parallels from Nazi Germany to modern homosexuality. Director of Abiding Truth Ministries, Lively has gone around the world with the message that homosexuals were responsible for Nazi totalitarianism. On the contrary, my research leads me to believe the more common view that homosexuals were indeed... »
Spreading the Wealth: Obama, Joe the Plumber, and the Democratic Socialists
By now, almost everybody knows “Joe the plumber.†Mentioned about 15 times in Wednesday’s presidential debate, Joe Wurzelbacher, a plumber from Toledo, questioned Barack Obama at an Ohio campaign stop earlier in the week. Joe wanted to know if Obama’s tax plan would raise his taxes. Senator Obama replied, “It’s not that I want... »
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