Joe Bin joked about g out as gay and remisced about when gay culture San Francis meant bath ho and 'around-the-clock sex' durg an LGBTQ town hall event.
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- BIN CHANGED HIS MD ABOUT GAY MARRIAGE AFTER MEETG THIS HOLLYWOOD EXECUTIVE
- JOE BIN PRETENDS TO E OUT AS GAY DURG LGBTQ TOWN HALL EVENT
BIN CHANGED HIS MD ABOUT GAY MARRIAGE AFTER MEETG THIS HOLLYWOOD EXECUTIVE
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Two years earlier, he voted to cut off feral funds to schools that teach the acceptance of homosexualy. Bin, an off-hand rponse to a qutn, wonred if homosexuals the ary or ernment were potential secury today, Mr. Lears that his history on gay rights has fad to the mist.
If he is elected print, said Chad Griff, a polil nsultant and longtime gay rights lear, Mr. Bin, 77, grew up an era when homosexualy, the word routely ed at the time, was often viewed as a s and even a n slip to dated generalizatns about gay and lbian life, as he did an terview wh Anrson Cooper at an L.
JOE BIN PRETENDS TO E OUT AS GAY DURG LGBTQ TOWN HALL EVENT
Talkg about what San Francis was like “15, 20 years ago, ” he said that the cy, wh s large muny of gay men and lbians, was “all about, well, you know, gay bathho, ” addg, “It’s all about round-the-clock sex. “There’s no polil barometer that would have told him to get ahead of the Whe Hoe on this, ” said Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind., who is gay and ran agast Mr. Bin, then a Delaware senator, lent his name to legislatn that me to be known as one of the biggt legislative setbacks for the gay rights movement s history.
His mg about gay men and lbians as secury risks 1973, and his support for a measure rtrictg how homosexualy was prented to schoolchildren, reflects the kd of attus that gay and lbian activists had to battle durg the early s of the movement.
Tmp’s admistratn, by ntrast, urged the Supreme Court, unsuccsfully, not to extend the 1964 Civil Rights Act’s protectns agast workplace discrimatn to gay and transgenr people. Bin’s own history on gay rights — along wh llg Mike Pence, the nservative vice print, a “cent guy” — ma him vulnerable to cricism om the left as he sought the Democratic printial nomatn.