The Daily Caller - Bestiality isn’t a common subject of White House press briefings. But that changed Monday, when White House Press Secretary Jay Carney granted WorldNetDaily reporter and radio host Lester Kinsolving a question during a press briefing. Kinsolving proceeded to ask about the president’s support for a recent Senate vote that would repeal bans on sodomy and bestiality in the U.S. military.
“The Family Research Council and CNS News both reported a 93-to-7 U.S. Senate vote to approve a defense authorization bill that, quote, ‘includes a provision which not only repeals the military law on sodomy, but also repeals the military ban on sex with animals, or bestiality,’” said Kinsolving.
“Does the commander-in-chief approve or disapprove of bestiality in our armed forces?”
“I don’t have any comment on — I don’t have any comment on that,” Carney responded. “Let me go to another question.”
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals chided the White House press secretary for his glib dismissal of Kinsolving’s question.
“We were upset to note that you flippantly addressed the recently approved repeal of the military ban on bestiality. With respect, this is no laughing matter,” the letter said.
White House silently approves bestiality in the military
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