Kate Forb’s n for First Mister may be short-lived but will certaly be tertg. Her challenge: she’s a member to the Free Church of Stland which oppos gay marriage, abortn and genr self-ID. For seven years as a parliamentarian she has avoid sayg what she thks about such issu and for obv reasons:
Contents:
- SPECTATOR’S FRASER NELSON SAYS HE DIDN’T LL EUROVISN ‘TOO GAY’
- IS FAH-BASED OPPOSN TO GAY MARRIAGE A ‘PROTECTED CHARACTERISTIC’?
- THE HISTORY OF NELSON GAY – A REMARKABLE PROVENANCE
SPECTATOR’S FRASER NELSON SAYS HE DIDN’T LL EUROVISN ‘TOO GAY’
The Seventi saw many women's rights, gay rights, and environmental movements. Spectator edor Fraser Nelson, 41, has e unr fire after remarks he ma at the Eurovisn nference last week were terpreted as implyg the petn was “too gay”.
“[In the UK Eurovisn is] rced to the level of a mil gay pri march. ”But Nelson, prevly a bs wrer for The Tim and polil mentator for the News of the World, told The Inpennt he didn’t say Eurovisn was “too gay” and said that he fds the ia of such a view “repugnant” Nelson is the edor of The Spectator (Getty)He said the “unfortunate phrase” was ed by the panel’s morator who later apologised for when an dience-member plaed about .
IS FAH-BASED OPPOSN TO GAY MARRIAGE A ‘PROTECTED CHARACTERISTIC’?
“I didn't say was ‘too gay’ - nor would I ever make such a daft remark, ” Fraser said.
THE HISTORY OF NELSON GAY – A REMARKABLE PROVENANCE
After years parliament she will have been aware of the reactn to an MSP who clared their opposn to gay marriage, let alone pre-maral sex.
” And on gay marriage: “I would have voted, as a matter of nscience, along the l of mastream teachg most major religns, that marriage is between a man and a woman.