Flake Votes Right, McCain Wimps Out

We're glad to see U.S. Senator Jeff Flake correct a past mistake Monday and vote against the radical Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA). As a former member of the U.S. House of Representatives, he previously voted for the homosexual activists' pet legislation.On the other hand, Senator John McCain wimped out and declined to vote at all. Probably because his wife had signed a petition to him to support it. But not voting against an evil bill is not taking a stand of integrity. We would prefer to see McCain vote against ENDA and help educate people against its exceedingly high potential for persecution of Christians and business owners.In fact, while the Senate refuses to produce a budget or take steps to strengthen America's business climiate, it prefers instead to reward radical special interests, including the homosexual lobby, Planned Parenthood, the ACLU, and others. The Senate passed ENDA 61-30.Fortunately, the Speaker of the House, John Boehner, said he will not give it a vote in his chamber.Thank God.This bill would force businesses and ministries to hire misfits and sexually confused people who do not support their goals and missions. Refuse to hire them, or to fire them, could result in ruinous lawsuits.All the revolutionaries who want to radically reshape America favor this bill, which gets repeatedly shot down in Congress. It's time the radicals -- and the Senate -- let it go. Americans do not want ENDA; they have shown it clearly again and again. Harry Reid, let's get on with the nation's important business and end this Mickey Mouse ENDA malarkey once and for all.