Janet Boynes has suggested that Ellen
DeGeneres, Anderson Cooper, President Barack Obama and Dr. Drew are
suppressing the voices of people who formerly identified as gay or
lesbian, or “ex-gays.”
Boynes, the author of Called Out: A
Former Lesbian's Discovery of Freedom, made the claim during an
appearance Monday on cabler HLN's Dr. Drew.
“Dr. Drew you always have a tendency
of putting people on your show that is against Christianity,”
Boynes complained. “Why don't you, Anderson Cooper, and Ellen
DeGeneres, Barack Obama put people on their show or bring them to the
White House that [believe] change is possible. You never give us the
opportunity to come on the show and really tell our side of the
story. It's always one sided.”
She also told Dr. Drew that all a
person needs to do to alter his or her sexuality is “ask Jesus in
your heart.”
“It's not about an intervention. My
intervention was Jesus Christ.” (Watch
the entire segment on HLN.)
Boynes has the endorsement of Minnesota
Rep. Michele Bachmann, who once said: “Janet's life is a powerful
testimony of the changes that Christ can bring through His healing
power from the bondage of sin.”