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Sympthsical

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29. I love this pull from absolute left field

Reply to Hassin Bin Sober (Reply #25)

Sun Jul 12, 2026, 11:24 PM

17 hrs ago

Of all the people on all of YouTube, you got it in one.

This is my favorite thing all week.

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Advocate.com: Graham consistently denied being gay [View all] QueerDuck Yesterday OP

Most people on our side of the aisle only found it amusing because he was a Republican and hung around with Vinca Yesterday #1

Does it matter, realistically. In the grand scheme of things why do we care? Srkdqltr Yesterday #2

I think it matters because public policy has real-world consequences. QueerDuck Yesterday #4

Yes , but he's dead. Legacy is nothing. It will change over time. Even the most well known have their back story change Srkdqltr Yesterday #6

Yes, he's dead. I already addressed that. The consequences of his actions did not die with him. QueerDuck Yesterday #10

Agree 100 percent, QD... B.See 23 hrs ago #14

Now if someone steps forward with multigraincracker 18 hrs ago #28

The legislation he authored and voted for is on record. I think that's why it matters Torchlight 6 hrs ago #35

I care because I'm gay Random Boomer 8 hrs ago #30

I just figured the man was asexual . Dan Yesterday #3

There were alleged male prostitutes that would disagree with that assessment mr715 Yesterday #5

If he was gay he would've been a lot more outspoken against gay marriage biocube Yesterday #7

While he may have been homosexual, he wasn't gay. David__77 Yesterday #8

Are you being ridiculous or making a joke? ColoringFool 23 hrs ago #19

What an odd response. Random Boomer 8 hrs ago #31

Maybe he was, maybe he wasn't Sympthsical Yesterday #9

There is a author I have read a bunch of his books Tree Lady 23 hrs ago #18

The guy from Cinepals, per chance? Hassin Bin Sober 21 hrs ago #23

HOW DID YOU KNOW?! Sympthsical 21 hrs ago #24

LOL Hassin Bin Sober 19 hrs ago #25

I love this pull from absolute left field Sympthsical 17 hrs ago #29

Somebody is going to cash in a write a book about being Graham's lover Fiendish Thingy Yesterday #11

Does he have a "porn stash buddy"? QueerDuck 23 hrs ago #15

Here's my take, and it''ll be controversial SpankMe Yesterday #12

His hypocrisy is the heart of the matter. mr715 Yesterday #13

Your 3rd paragraph is quite illogical. If a gay politician...... ColoringFool 23 hrs ago #17

Trappings wasn't a good word, but I was struggling to make a point SpankMe 21 hrs ago #22

I get your point, I just disagree Random Boomer 8 hrs ago #32

It MATTERS because, I firmly believe, LG allowed himself to be blackmailed... . ColoringFool 23 hrs ago #16

I couldn't have cared less what his sexual orientation was. I don't care what anyone's sexual orientation is. Raftergirl 23 hrs ago #20

The whole thing is b.s. Being never married isn't an indication of anything. valleyrogue 22 hrs ago #21

Marriage is not a tell, either way Random Boomer 8 hrs ago #33

Then why hasn't there been any reliable reporting on it? valleyrogue 6 hrs ago #34

The way he talked confused homophobes. rickyhall 19 hrs ago #26

Omg..he was gay. evemac 18 hrs ago #27