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December 13, 2011 - The U.S. Senate has blocked the appointment of a controversial homosexualist nominee to the position of ambassador to El Salvador, in a 49-37 vote that upheld a filibuster against a vote on the nominati Image via Wikipedia on. The Associated Press acknowledged that nomination of Marie Carmen Aponte failed in large part because of her open support for the homosexual agenda in El Salvador, which sparked a protest to the U.S. Senate on the part of El Salvadoran civil organizations. Aponte outraged pro-family organizations in El Salvador by writing an opinion article for the La Prensa Grafica newspaper in which she denounced “homophobia,” which she said was “based on the lack of understanding of what it really means to be homosexual or transgender.” The White House immediately responded with a statement denouncing the blockage of the nomination. “Today’s filibuster is one more example of the type of political posturing and partisanship the American people are tir

Image via Wikipedia The Obama State Department has an interesting interpretation of "diplomacy." From  Kenya  to El Salvador , ambassadors are tasked--not with advancing America 's interests--but the interests of the President's radical social agenda. In most cases, this aggressive strategy has made more enemies of nations than friends. Mari Carmen Aponte is Exhibit A. As the U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador , Aponte has taken it upon herself to school an overwhelmingly Christian nation about the "virtues" of homosexuality. In a controversial op-ed, she lectured the Salvadorians about the need to embrace homosexuality. She also implied that the country's disapproval of the aberrant behavior was somehow rooted in ignorance. The column sparked such outrage that leaders of the country have called for her removal "as soon as possible so that El Salvador may enjoy the benefits of having a better person as a government representative..." "Ms