State Senator Paul Koering takes a Porn star to Dinner

What is up with Gay politicians and young gay boys? Anywho, State Senator Paul Koering (Minn. Gay Repub) became FB friends with Brandon Wilde, a 20 year-old porn star last year.

Paul stayed in contact with him and later asked him out to dinner while he was in town.

The Sword reports:

In an exclusive interview with The Sword this morning, Koering was unapologetic: "I don't see anything wrong with going out with him. Do I think that being a porn star is the best thing? No. But that's his choice. I think he's a nice guy."

The Sword spoke to Wilde, too, who revealed that his date with Koering was casual, yet awkward:

"I think he wanted to get in my pants, truthfully. And he was pretty flirty. But it was just dinner. We both were checking out the waiter though. It was fun."

While Wilde has worked as an escort in the past, he insisted that Koering did not pay him for his time; he only paid for dinner.

Wilde stated that Koering added him on Facebook last year ("We probably had mutual friends or something, since I'm from Minnesota," he explained), and the two had been online friends only--until this past weekend when they met in person at a gay pride picnic in Brainerd.

"He knew the girl that ran the thing, and she's my mom's best friend, so he met my mom and me there, and that's when he asked me to dinner."

At dinner, Koering revealed some of his future political goals to Wilde.

"He told me he wants to be President one day!" Wilde told The Sword. "But first, he needs to win his re-election. He said once he was re-elected he'd work on gay rights issues and NOH8 stuff, you know? He said he'd make it so gay marriage was legal in Minnesota."

Paul said he didn't talk about gay rights issues, but he did ask Porn boy out for another date. Now, to be honest, there are so many red flags flying high as the dawn.

I'm not sure if this is a wise thing for Paul. Seems to be very careless and dirty bastard-like, but to each their own, I guess.

Sen. James Inhofe is an Asshole

Yesterday on the American Family Association's radio show, crackhead Sen. James Inhofe said he's against Elena Kagan in the Supreme Court because she would end DADT.

Then James "IHOP" carried on with his mess, saying soldiers would not defend their fellow gay soldiers in combat.

Wow, he's an idiot.

Sen. John H. Eichelberger is trying to Ban Gay Marriage in Pennsylvania

In my partner's home state, Johnny wants marriage between a woman and a man to stick forever.

The Pennsylvania Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote Tuesday on legislation that would seek to strengthen a 1996 marriage law in Pennsylvania.

The legislation, sponsored by Sen. John Eichelberger, R-Blair County, proposes to add these 20 words to the state constitution: "Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid and recognized as a marriage in this Commonwealth."

Previous attempts to advance a constitutional amendment on this topic through both chambers of the Legislature have failed.

To amend the constitution, identical bills have to pass the House and Senate in two consecutive legislative sessions before it goes to voters to make the final decision.

Supporters of this proposal said a constitutional amendment would prevent a court from overturning the state law that defines marriage as between a man and a woman, as has happened in other states.

Why do these folks waste time and money on this foolishness?

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John Mellencamp for Senate?

This is an interesting idea.

John Mellencamp is a favorite to replace Evan Bayh as Senator of Indiana.

Over 3,500 people (and counting) have joined the "Draft John Mellencamp for Senate" Facebook group, and some prominent political analysts believe that a Mellencamp campaign could result in him replacing Indiana Democratic Senator Evan Bayh, who recently announced he will not seek re-election.

Mellencamp is a "voice for working people and a champion of farmers," stated Brent Budowsky of 'The Hill,' touting the rocker's populist credibility. "[He's] one of the great advocates of small-town America," he added. The Indiana-born Mellencamp has already engaged in political fisticuffs with the Republican political machine, which may prove his toughness to doubters.

His representatives demanded that John McCain refrain from using Mellancamp's hits 'Our Country' and 'Pink Houses' during the 2008 Presidential campaign. Although a lack of practical experience is usually a challenge in electoral contests, recent changes in the political landscape could work in Mellencamp's favor.

Could this work? Would John do it?

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