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To my mother Ruth who has sacrificed much on my

behalf during her life and who has had to put up with

more injustice than any one person should ever have to

endure in one life. On that certain final day, may she

find justice and happiness in the company of her father

Harry and all the Saints and Angels of heaven.

Authors Note

While this is a work of fiction, it reflects my imagination of what it

would be like should any candidate for the Presidency of the United

States be identified as being gay. In the world as it currently exists,

much of our society runs on prejudice and hatred when it comes to the

gay community. Chiefly this occurs, due to a lack of understanding of

why some people are destined to be born gay, and the subsequent

failure of teaching of tolerance for those who are different. May the

evolution of the human race consign this problem to the dust heap of

history where racial prejudice properly lies.

John Simpson - Condor One.pdf