Good-looking swinger Dinesh D'Souza.
Dinesh D'Souza doesn't understand why Christians think he should be divorced from his first wife before getting engaged to his new fiancee and sharing a motel room with her. He's quoted in Wikipedia saying:
"I had no idea that it is considered wrong in Christian circles to be
engaged prior to being divorced, even though in a state of separation
and in divorce proceedings. Obviously I would not have introduced Denise
as my fiancée at a Christian apologetics conference if I had thought or
known I was doing something wrong."
It turns out that he didn't file for divorce from his wife until days after he was caught in a Comfort Inn love nest with his "fiancee", Denise Odie Joseph, right-wing blogger/groupie.
Does he just have a difference of opinion with other Christians? Is he gearing up for a Mormon presidency? Or does he hate Christianity as he accuses Obama of doing. Could it be that the devout Christian D'Souza was projecting his own secret but deep-seated hatred of Christianity onto Obama?
D'Souza was forced out of his job as president of The King's College, a Christian school in New York City.
Dinesh got his langoti in a bunch over the article in
World, a Christian magazine, which broke the story. It reported that he had admitted that he had shared a motel room with his "fiancee" but that "nothing happened".
He later denied that he said it. But when a reporter from
Christianity Today asked D'Souza if he was having an affair with her, he replied, “It's absolutely not the case, um, that, um, that, um, um, you know,
it's.... Look, the issue here is that
World is attributing to me an
admission that I never made—is attributing to me a quotation that I
never said.”
D'Souza claimed that he'd known Joseph less than three months.
From The Daily Beast:
It remained unclear late Wednesday whether D’Souza was telling the truth
about the timing of his acquaintance with Joseph, whom former students
and staff members told The Daily Beast
has been seen around the King’s campus for months. Screen shots of
Joseph’s now-deactivated website obtained by The Daily Beast show she
was writing glowing posts about D’Souza as far back as April, referring
to him as a “famed conservative blogger” and one of “our favorites.” A
section of the site offering “recommended reading” featured D’Souza
first on the list, along with a gushing paean. “When this man passes,
the world and the West will have lost an intellectual giant,” Joseph
wrote.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/10/18/dinesh-d-souza-goes-on-counterattack-over-alleged-affair.html
Apparently The King's College, Christian as it is, is not the right-wing institution D'Souza imagines. Again from The Daily Beast:
D’Souza’s conflict within the college recently surfaced in a small flap over his comments in an interview with The New York Times’
Stanley Fish. Defending the school’s reputation against charges that it
teaches Creationism, D’Souza said, “We don’t teach Christian doctrine.”
He also emphasized his view of the school as a right-wing training
ground: “Our students are not being prepared to enter seminaries, but to
go to Goldman Sachs and Capitol Hill and Shanghai, where, from a
liberal point of view, they will be even more dangerous.” The comments
caused controversy at King’s when they were reported by the student newspaper.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/10/16/dinesh-d-souza-fianc-e-scandal-rocks-the-king-s-college.html
And another quote from The Daily Beast about D'Souza's book, based on his movie, attacking Obama's mother:
D’Souza argues that part of the
reason Ann Dunham [Obama's mother] sent Obama to live with her parents in Hawaii was so
she could pursue affairs with Indonesian men. “Ann’s sexual adventuring
may seem a little surprising in view of the fact that she was a large
woman who kept getting larger,” he writes. On the next page, he
continues, “Learning about Ann’s sexual adventures in Indonesia, I
realized how wrong I had been to consider Barack Obama Sr. the playboy …
Ann … was the real playgirl, and despite all her reservations about
power, she was using her American background and economic and social
power to purchase the romantic attention of third-world men.”
There
is no evidence for any of this—D’Souza mentions the name of exactly one
man who Dunham had a relationship with after her divorce. Even if it
was true, however, it’s hard to see how it’s relevant to Obama’s
supposed taste for subversion, since as D’Souza himself points out,
Obama wasn’t living in Indonesia at the time. The chapter is simply an
expression of glandular-level contempt. It shows that a writer once
considered a legitimate conservative intellectual has been reduced to
sputtering “yo mama” at our president.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/09/28/with-dreams-from-my-real-father-have-obama-haters-hit-rock-bottom.html
Is D'Souza projecting again? The movie resorts to Freudian psychology to accuse Obama of modelling himself after his father with whom he had no contact. He claims that the fact that he had no contact with his father made him even more likely to model himself after him. Is this because D'Souza recognized his own deep-seated psychological problems? Was his baseless attack on Obama's mother an attack on his own mother, or was he revealing suspicions about his wife of twenty years from whom he claimed to have been separated? When he says he realized he was wrong to "consider Barack Obama Sr. the playboy", was he arguing his own innocence, trying to justify his own outrages against Christian morality?
