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14. Agree 100 percent, QD...

Reply to QueerDuck (Reply #10)

Sun Jul 12, 2026, 04:34 PM

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Frankly I had no knowledge of these allegations until now.

But yes, Black or white, gay or straight, male or female, left or right, Jew, Muslim, or Christian... and all points in between,

what matters is what you DO, what you support, enable, defend, and the harm you've done to others in the process. Made worse, if there's an element of betrayal.

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

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

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

I think it matters because public policy has real-world consequences. QueerDuck Sunday #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 Sunday #6

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

Agree 100 percent, QD... B.See Sunday #14

Now if someone steps forward with multigraincracker Sunday #28

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

I care because I'm gay Random Boomer Monday #30

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

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

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

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

Are you being ridiculous or making a joke? ColoringFool Sunday #19

What an odd response. Random Boomer Monday #31

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

There is a author I have read a bunch of his books Tree Lady Sunday #18

The guy from Cinepals, per chance? Hassin Bin Sober Sunday #23

HOW DID YOU KNOW?! Sympthsical Sunday #24

LOL Hassin Bin Sober Sunday #25

I love this pull from absolute left field Sympthsical Sunday #29

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

Does he have a "porn stash buddy"? QueerDuck Sunday #15

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

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

Your 3rd paragraph is quite illogical. If a gay politician...... ColoringFool Sunday #17

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

I get your point, I just disagree Random Boomer Monday #32

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

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

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

Marriage is not a tell, either way Random Boomer Monday #33

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

The way he talked confused homophobes. rickyhall Sunday #26

Omg..he was gay. evemac Sunday #27