makes me wonder about all those other anti-gay politicians

[kimba1]

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/scavenger/detail?entry_id=64582&tsp=1

I question other politocians,because he`s not the 1st.

it might be a common hiding tactics

[The_Professor]

hypocritical, perhaps? I might question his judgement, regardless which side of the isle I was on...

[kimba1]

ironic thing is if he was straight he might not of did as well with the conservatives because he would not of been as anti-gay with the issues.that smoke screen helped his career

[Christians4LessGvt]

I think it is entirely possible to have a logical position of supporting
"Don't Ask - Don't Tell" and to oppose "Homo-Marriage" and be gay.

Statements pretending that you must be "anti-gay" if you oppose
"Homo-Marriage" and support "Don't Ask - Don't Tell" are just a way
to throw mud at people that have come to a different logical conclusion.

[kimba1]

possible, but it didn`t happened that way with him .It`s quite common for supporters of gay-marraige to be called gay. I don`t see how the same accusation can`t be made with the opposition. as I said before this is not the 1st time this happened. the earliest I can remember is roy cohn who vocally anti-gay.