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'Never, never, never!' Hillary Clinton tells Howard Stern rumors that she's a sapphic are FALSE as she insists 'I actually like men'
Hillary Clinton insisted at the top of her voice on Wednesday that she is a heterosexual woman who has 'never even been tempted' to contain a lesbian relationship.
The former secretary of State and two-time presidential candidate has been haunted for decades by stubborn rumors that she is gay. In the meantime, progress has whizzed by the ghosts of gossip past, making LGBT candidates for public office less and less remarkable.
But on the Howard Stern radio present, she protested in a half-giggle that 'contrary to what you may catch, I actually appreciate men.'
Stern had asked her point-blank to deny it: 'Raise your right hand—you've never had a lesbian affair.'
She screamed: 'Never! Never! Never!'
Being openly gay or bisexual isn't a black mark against politicians in 2019. South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg is married to a man—and polling near the superior of the Democratic presidential primary pack this year.
Hillary Clinton insisted at the top of her voice on Wednesday that she is a heterosexual gal who has 'never even been tempted' to have a
Hillary Clinton offered to position me up on a date - Welsh minister
But Welsh government minister Jeremy Miles found himself being offered to be set up on a blind date by the former US secretary of state, presidential candidate and First Lady.
Sitting beside her at an event at Swansea University, Mr Miles said he thanked her for referring to LGBT rights in a speech she had given, before explaining he was the first openly gay cabinet minister of a government in Wales.
He said: "She asked me if I had a partner and I was newly available at that point, and she very kindly offered to introduce me to some of her friends.
"Including - I won't mention his name - but a world head.
"I did not tell yes, I thought that would be a step too far."
It was a long way from his days as a teenager at Ystalyfera Comprehensive Institution in the Swansea valleys, where he says he went to bed wishing he would wake up and "not be gay".
On BBC Radio Wales' Walescast, the education and Welsh language minister said he struggled with a lack of positive queer role models and that his family "absolutely did not talk about
WASHINGTON (BP)–Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton told the board members of the nation’s largest homosexual activist organization Parade 2 she plans on working with them if she wins the Colorless House in 2008.
“This is exactly the kind of partnership we will hold when I am president,” Clinton, D.-N.Y., told 400-plus board members, staff and supporters gathered in Washington for the Human Rights Campaign’s board meeting.
Clinton is the leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, and support from the homosexual community could construct a difference in determining if she is flourishing in making it to the general election.
Speaking to HRC, she listed a number of issues on which she and the organization agree, including their opposition to a constitutional marriage amendment. She has voted against it twice in procedural votes.
“When HRC stood up and took on the federal marriage amendment, you were making an important statement, because this amendment was wedge politics at its worst,” she said. “It was mean-spirited, it was against the entire forward movement of American history. But in the end, we stopped the federal marriage amendment, and we sent a stron
Hillary Clinton’s Email About Queer Parents Should Seriously Trouble Her LGBT Supporters
In slow 2010, the State Department made an exceedingly benign change to U.S. passport application forms. Instead of listing “Mother” and “Father,” these forms would now list “Parent 1” and “Parent 2.” The adjust, the department declared, was “in recognition of other types of families”—namely, families with same-sex parents.
Then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was furious. In a recently released email, Clinton proclaimed that she would not defend the decision, “which I disagree w and knew nothing about, in front of this Congress.” She then wrote that she “could live w letting people in nontraditional families choose another descriptor so long as we retained the presumption of mother and father.” Defeat to act immediately, she fretted, would lead to “a huge Fox-generated media storm led by Palin et al.” (The department quickly reversed the choice, apparently appeasing the secretary.)
It’s easy to sympathize with Clinton’s concern about a conservative media maelstrom and insist that, at most, Clinton displayed cowardice, not animus. Four years ago, defending LGBT rights was s
Hillary Clinton gets colorful for marriage equality case
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton painted her logo with a rainbow of colors on Tuesday, to mark the first day of oral arguments in the Supreme Court's same-sex marriage case.
The logo – an H with an arrow through it, normally red, light, and blue – debuted in rainbow on Tuesday morning, with the colors associated with the gay rights movement.
Clinton hasn’t always embraced gay rights: in 2008, the then-candidate – like her opponent in the Democratic primary, Barack Obama – opposed same-sex marriage. In 2012, the president voiced his help for marriage equality; in 2013, Clinton announced she too supported it.
On Tuesday, she emphasized her support with a short video of the candidate speaking to an Iowa grandfather about the issue.
"That's our gal! Yes!" the grandfather says, recalling how Clinton had encouraged the court to make marriage legal.
Acceptance of gay people and marriage has grown rapidly in the United States; a majority of Americans now speak they support the rights of lgbtq+ couples to unite. The judicial system has largely followed public opinion; marriage is legal in 37 states, with