Key Democrat Implies Eric Cantor Is A Closet Homosexual
But the real story here is that the mainstream media totally ignored the story
even though the man who made the accusation is considered to be a contender for
the 2016 presidential race.
(News Busters) All three networks on Wednesday morning skipped a gaffe by a possible 2016 Democratic presidential candidate. In an interview with National Journal, former Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer asserted that Republican Congressman Eric Cantor set off his "gaydar" and that southern men are "effeminate." The silence contrasts greatly to how the networks pounced on a gaffe by Todd Akin in 2012.
Only CBS This Morning offered the story any attention. Co-host Norah O'Donnell noted that Schweitzer may have "put his foot in his mouth." She explained, "The former Montana governor lashes out at California Senator Dianne Feinstein for criticizing the CIA. Schweitzer accuses her of being, quote, 'a nun' when it comes to spying." [See video below. MP3 audio here.] The slams against southerners and the GOP majority leader went unmentioned. CBS's entire story lasted 15 seconds.
BRIAN SCHWEITZER: Don't hold this against me, but I'm going to blurt it out. How do I say this ... men in the South, they are a little effeminate...They just have effeminate mannerisms. If you were just a regular person, you turned on the TV, and you saw Eric Cantor talking, I would say—and I'm fine with gay people, that's all right—but my gaydar is 60-70 percent. But he's not, I think, so I don't know. Again, I couldn't care less. I'm accepting.
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(News Busters) All three networks on Wednesday morning skipped a gaffe by a possible 2016 Democratic presidential candidate. In an interview with National Journal, former Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer asserted that Republican Congressman Eric Cantor set off his "gaydar" and that southern men are "effeminate." The silence contrasts greatly to how the networks pounced on a gaffe by Todd Akin in 2012.
Only CBS This Morning offered the story any attention. Co-host Norah O'Donnell noted that Schweitzer may have "put his foot in his mouth." She explained, "The former Montana governor lashes out at California Senator Dianne Feinstein for criticizing the CIA. Schweitzer accuses her of being, quote, 'a nun' when it comes to spying." [See video below. MP3 audio here.] The slams against southerners and the GOP majority leader went unmentioned. CBS's entire story lasted 15 seconds.
BRIAN SCHWEITZER: Don't hold this against me, but I'm going to blurt it out. How do I say this ... men in the South, they are a little effeminate...They just have effeminate mannerisms. If you were just a regular person, you turned on the TV, and you saw Eric Cantor talking, I would say—and I'm fine with gay people, that's all right—but my gaydar is 60-70 percent. But he's not, I think, so I don't know. Again, I couldn't care less. I'm accepting.
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Why is this even of public concern? With all that is going on in this world, you have to publish someone's "Implying" that Cantor is gay! WHO IN HELL CARES? You pathetic bunch of bastards will put anything in front of the public! He got beat in an election by an unknown person (That is a good thing), so what in hell sense does putting this bit of "News" in the public eye? YOU ARE PATHETIC!
ReplyDeleteThey didn't need to put it in the news, but if the shoe had been on the other foot the democrats would have and you know it.
DeleteIf a Republican said this about a Southern Democrat the media would have been all over it and called the Republican a bigot. That is the point of this - Democrats can get away with all sorts of demeaning remarks about people, no matter the race or sexual orientation - whereas conservatives have to watch even innocuous remarks. Double standard you see.
DeleteLike others have said...the fact that Cantor might be gay isn't of public concern, but the media double-standard that grants huge amounts of leeway to Democrat politicians is definitely a concern. If a GOP member had said everything that Schweitzer said, holy crap! It would be broadcast EVERYWHERE all week long just like the Donald Sterling stuff. The conclusion is that the mainstream media is totally corrupt and might as well be an official publication from the Democrat Party.
DeleteA Republican makes a gaffe it's front page news. The comment is analyzed under a microscope until the gaffer is either defeated in the next election or rendered irrelevant. A Democrat makes a gaffe and it's hushed up like Obama's college transcripts. I thought Democrats were the champions of the gay community and yet this joker talks about Cantor being on his "gaydar" as if it's a bad thing. Oh wait, it's only bad when it's a Republican. I'm sorry, I forgot the rules work only one way.
ReplyDeleteYou people in Montana let this POS be governor? His mind turns back on itself 24 times a minute. How could you trust such a schizoid? The devil loves fools like this. He eats their souls.
ReplyDeleteWell in the world those who accuse often are what they are accusing others of being so maybe he is the one in the Closet. I am just saying those who cheat accuse their partners of being cheaters and maybe this is why he blames Cantor of being a Homosexual he is the one who is the Homosexual.
ReplyDeleteI would suggest that the governor's "gaydar" be turned inward in a serious journey into introspection. I'm sure that in the right environment the gov' would have much to tell.
ReplyDeleteIf he has gaydar then it means he is gay....heteros , don't have gaydar.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the difference if he is gay, that seems to be popular today and the demoncraps got a few fags in the senate and has for years now. They had a senator Lance for years and he was openly gay, he came out then and made no bones about it to try and hide it either.
ReplyDeleteYou dummies talk about being gay or lesbian not being any of your business but you are wrong because gay and lesbians have no morals. That's why (queer) Obama has pushed all this gay rights on the American people. The gay community says that Michelle might be MICHAEL would that be any of your business.
ReplyDeleteHILLARY CLINTON IS A LESBIAN...THIS IS TRUTH....BUT TO BE THE FIRST WOMAN ELECTED IS WHAT PUTS HER OVER, JUST LIKE THE BANDWAGON OF PERSONS WANTING TO VOTE FOR THE FIRST BLACK...LOOK WHAT IT GOT US....MUSLIMS, GAYS, AND DICTATORSHIP SOON.....WHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE.....
DeleteWho cares, more important matters to worry about.
ReplyDeleteMORE IMPORTANT THAN BEING DICTATED TO ????
DeleteDoes this bozo know that in order to have "gaydar" you actually have to be gay? Maybe he just outed himself.
ReplyDeleteWho even cares? What difference does it make? Why is that any of your business even if it were true? Stick to the issues and not what you "think" may be true because it is irrelevant.
ReplyDeleteI thought Democrats/liberals/progressives were gung ho about accepting the gays.
The degradation of the Nation by a bunch of sexual deviants in the ten square miles of the District of Columbia is news worthy. The Zionist scum that wants GOD out of all things that made America what it is, is news worthy. America is being run into the ground by graduates of Harvard, Yale, Columbia, NYU, Stanford, Princeton to do the bidding of these people, that have sold their souls for wealth and fame. They will all be attending the upcoming gathering at the Bohemian Grove in the Redwood forest of California in the next two weeks. This is all news worthy.
ReplyDeleteDon't you know - everything is a Lib-Retard Democrats business, except everything that should be!
ReplyDeleteOne can only imagine how this would be front page news for the NYTimes and other liberal outlets if uttered by a contender for the GOP nomination.
ReplyDeleteCompare for example the unbelievable (over)coverage of Chris Christie's bridge problem--which when you read about it, really didn't amount to that much of NATIONAL significance but dominated the "mainstream" news for weeks!
In the same week that the Christie bridge thing broke, the computer company which the White House used to construct the
fatally flawed Obamacare website was quietly dismissed--but only after collecting $640 million!\
Then it turns out that the principals of the (Canadian) computer company are friends and campaign contributors to Obama! Now that's what i call a major scandal but saw virtually NOTHING about it in the "mainstream" media--they were too busy trying to hype up the Christie (non)scandal.
Now i ask you--which item do you think is of more national significance?
I rest my case.