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Please don't tell me he's married with kids.
If he's not,then good for him
If he's not,then good for him
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I actually found this piece of the story to be the most offensive.Originally Posted by KingLouisXIV
Good for him.Originally Posted by rck2sactown
He defendedhis voting record, saying he cast votes that his constituents wanted.Ashburn represents the 18th Senate District, which covers a huge swathof the central and southern part of the state.
"I felt my duty,and I still feel this way, is to represent my constituents," Ashburnsaid, adding later that "I don't think it's something that has affectedor will affect how I do my job."
Connect the dots fam...Originally Posted by hella handsome
wait.
the +@** does him being gay have anything to do with his DUI?
what kinda random +*!@?
I see where you are coming from with that. But I'm just saying in it'spurest form, politicians are supposed to represent the people, notthemselves.
I agree.... finally a real politician that actually did his job.
If he ran as a Gay politician than yes it would be hypocritical in regards to his voting record, however he didn't. He ran based on a Republican basis and represented his party and constituents. I applaud him!
Trying to cover up heinous actions that contradict his own person lifestyle.
So if I was a Senator and I smoke weed and like smashing young females do I become an advocate for Marijuana legalization and fight to soften sexual predator laws because it fits my lifestyle or do I represent the people that voted me in office based of the agenda I outlined in my campaign?
true that. thanks for opening my eyes.Originally Posted by Mr Fizzy Womack
Connect the dots fam...Originally Posted by hella handsome
wait.
the +@** does him being gay have anything to do with his DUI?
what kinda random +*!@?
Dude went to a gay bar, which he seems like he frequent, got drunk, and caught the DUI...
Rumors probably popped up, and now he's confirmed he's gay.
Granted it's not exactly "headline news" for the rest of America, but I'm sure the people of Bakersfield care enough about it.
How big is the gay community there? How many of them actually participate in elections? His job is to cater to his district.
if people just catered to their district then there would still be segregation. His job is not JUST to cater to his district. people in top government positions are supposed to understand an issue differently than the common public because that's their job. their craft,
most average americans have 9-5 jobs so they obviously can't keep up with complex governmental issues every day. either way since when do the american people "know what's good for them"? the last guy we had in a whitehouse had that "common folk american vibe" how the hell did that turn out?
the forefathers were known elites. i don't understand where this notion of the common american being central to government came from. it's never been that way.
Originally Posted by DubA169
why are religious conservatives always closet homosexuals?
self hate sucks
Somebody call the ambu-lampsOriginally Posted by AntonLaVey
Originally Posted by soggymayo
Where's DC and his manliness agenda? I was expecting him to be like the first replier.