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News of ALIPAC’s request for Senator Lindsey Graham to come out of the closet, so his constituents will be on even footing with corrupt special interests in Washington regarding his secret lifestyle, is being reported nationally and William Gheen will appear on the Thom Hartmann and Lou Dobbs radio shows today.
William Gheen’s nine minute speech has gone viral on YouTube in the last 24 hours generating over 41,000 views, and has earned over 14 honors in YouTube’s News & Politics including 7th most discussed video, 11th most viewed, and 21st top rated video of the day.
“It appears that outing a sitting U.S. Senator has become quite a historic undertaking,” said William Gheen, who called for Graham to be honest about his sexual orientation in front of thousands of Tea Party supporters. “I stand by my decision to correct the information imbalance between the special interests in Washington and the American public. The national exposure this story is receiving will put Graham’s constituents on even footing with the political insiders in DC and SC who are already aware.”
ALIPAC's President, William Gheen, addressed Graham's homosexuality in a speech before thousands of Tea Party supporters on Saturday, April 17, 2010, in Greenville South Carolina where Lindsey Graham has offices. A brief clip of Gheen's speech, which is out of proper context, has already gone viral on YouTube and been reported by Keith Olberman on MSNBC without proper permissions or attributions.
"US Senator Lindsey Graham is gay and while many people in South Carolina and Washington DC know that, the general public and Graham's constituents do not," said William Gheen President of ALIPAC. "I personally do not care about Graham's private life, but in this situation his desire to keep this a secret may explain why he is doing a lot of political dirty work for others who have the power to reveal his secrets. Senator Graham needs to come out of the closet inside that log cabin so the public can rest assured he is not being manipulated with his secret."
Originally posted by dgtempe
Well, he seems like a nice man. So what?
Originally posted by starwarsisreal
Hey OP what's the problem? Why should we give a ^%$$ about people's sexual orientation
www.huffingtonpost.com...
Stephen Colbert took on the Lindsey Graham controversy last night, providing some advice for the Republican senator being accused by William Gheen of being a homosexual.
Before doling out the advice, Colbert made sure he understood who Graham was dealing with, and how they felt about the issue: "My research department has determined that Republicans aren't that fond of gay people after they conducted an exhaustive turning on of Fox News."
Colbert made it clear. Graham's best course of action is to convince everyone he's straight. And after recalling a very exciting episode of "Sex And The City," Colbert determined that Graham must release a sex tape. And to make it even easier for the guy, Colbert already went through the trouble of coming up with a title: "Graham Slam."
Originally posted by dontbelievehype
I've been accused of being homophobic on this site because I pointed out that people close to the music industry have said Jay Z engages in homosexual Baphomet-Lucifer ritual sex, and so do Kanye West and others. That's just pointing out what people believe with reason is going on and it's drawing attention to the fact that they have beliefs that would not be supported by the fans who buy their music in ignorance of their Luciferian allegiances.
But if Senator Graham is gay - who should worry about it so long as he's done nothing illegal and hasn't been blackmailed into doing political things that go against what his supporters believed to be his principles. Of course he's been hypocritical because he's had to be. I'm straight but so long as he has integrity and is willing to act on it I don't care who his partner is (provided it is a legal relationship with nothing weird going on).
[edit on 24-4-2010 by dontbelievehype]
Originally posted by dgtempe
reply to post by TheRepublic
...In other words, he's a regular politician.
Originally posted by TheRepublic
reply to post by dgtempe
that nice man voted for amnesty for illegals, which will destroy jobs.
hes voting for cap and trade, which will destroy jobs.
he votes for the banker bailouts, which is downright criminal.
he votes to continue having us in these stupid wars.
he has consistenly ignored the will of the people of this state time and time again. when i call his office i refer to him as backstabbing graham to the receptionist and they never say anything contrary because they know its true.
lindsey is as fruity as they come, and you know what? i dont care!
i just want him to be open about it so he cant be blackmailed, and maybe just maybe for once he would start representing the will of the people of the state, instead of the will of his corporate blackmailers.
that lindsey is gay is not a question. is the sky blue? grass green?
he needs to step up and come clean and start representing us.
Originally posted by starwarsisreal
Hey OP what's the problem? Why should we give a ^%$$ about people's sexual orientation
Originally posted by drwizardphd
Did anyone else notice that the long version is edited and chopped to all hell?
What was he really saying that even editors who wanted his full message to get out found distasteful?
Also, to the OP, you can't really say something is "in context" when it is edited so much.