On Sep 5, 6:21 am, "Sid9" > wrote:
> Washington outing blogger says 'a few more' to come
> 09/04/2007 @ 8:57 am
> Filed by John Byrne
> Post omits Congressman Raw Story outed
>
> Move over, Larry Craig.
>
> The "most feared man" on Capitol Hill promises he's going to release the
> names of a few more closeted Republicans in the months to come.
>
> In a Tuesday profile of Washington outing blogger Mike Rogers by Jose
> Antonio Vargas, the 43-year-old activist says he plans to release the names
> of "a few more" closeted Congressmembers on his blog, blogACTIVE.
>
> The onetime fundraiser outed Larry Craig on his blog last October. Following
> his post, the Idaho Statesman dispatched a reporter to this story -- a piece
> which remained canned until revelations that Craig was arrested for lewd
> conduct in a Minneapolis airport bathroom appeared in August.
>
> Larry Craig wasn't "the first on my list," Rogers told the Post. "And the
> Idaho senator, who announced his resignation Saturday, 'won't be the last.'"
>
> Years before outing *** members of Congress became fashionable, Rogers was
> hot on the trail. RAW STORY joined Rogers in reporting on closeted ***
> members of Congress and senior officials who preached an anti-*** agenda in
> public but lived another life in private.
>
> In 2004, following up on a blog post, RAW STORY joined Rogers in reporting
> on *California Republican David Dreier*, who, according to associates and a
> former challenger, lived with his male chief of staff. Follow-up stories
> further revealed that Dreier paid his chief of staff from both his committee
> and office funds at a higher rate than similarly experienced aides.
>
> The report, which drew attention from the LA Daily News and Hustler, failed
> to draw attention from the mainstream press. At the time, an editor from the
> LA Times declared the piece a non-story in a conversation with RAW STORY and
> this reporter.
>
> Two Congressmen omitted
>
> The Washington Post omitted Rogers' work on Dreier. Dreier has vehemently
> denied allegations of his homosexuality. After being handpicked by erstwhile
> House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-TX) as his temporary successor, Dreier
> mysteriously vanished from the short list after a piece on RAW STORY
> revealing earlier reports that he previously lived with his chief of staff.
>
> The Post also left out *Rep. Jim McCrery (R-LA)*, who Rogers blogged about
> in October 2004.
>
> In addition, the article makes no mention of the outing of former
> *Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman*, an architect of
> President George W. Bush's victory in 2000, or the former Chief Financial
> Officer and Director of Administration for the *Republican National
> Committee Jay Banning*.
>
> This site reported on both. Mehlman denied allegations of his homosexuality;
> Banning said co-workers knew he was ***.
>
> 'I just like to get together with a guy'
>
> Two months before, Rogers had targeted then-Virginia congressman Ed Schrock
> after a source supplied audio recordings of Schrock calling a *** phone sex
> line. On the recording, Schrock described what type of man he was looking
> for, including his endowment.
>
> "Uh, hi, I weigh 200 pounds, I'm 6'4" (inaudible) blond hair....very
> muscular, very buffed up, uh, very tanned, uh, I just like to get together a
> guy from time to time, just to, just to play," the erstwhile representative
> remarked. "I'd like him to be in very good shape, flat stomach, good chest,
> good arms, well hung, cut, uh, just get naked, play, and see what happens,
> nothing real heavy duty, but just, fun time, go down on him, he can go down
> on me, and just take it from there... hope to hear from you. Bye."
>
> RAW STORY was the first to publish the transcript.
>
> Rogers says he targeted Schrock because of his voting record on *** rights
> and a comment he made to the Virginian-Pilot in 2000, speaking of gays in
> the military.
>
> "You're in the showers with them, you're in the bunk room with them, you're
> in staterooms with them," he marked. Schrock bowed out of his reelection
> race.
>
> Rogers also blogged about ex-congressman Mark Foley months before instant
> messages of him soliciting congressional pages surfaced on the Web. The
> Florida Republican had voted various times against *** rights.
>
> "I write about closeted people whose records are anti-***," Rogers told the
> Post. "If you're a closeted Democrat or Republican and you don't bash gays
> or vote against *** rights to gain political points, I won't out you."
>
> According to Vargas' Post profile, "Rogers came out in his early 20s and has
> spent the bulk of his life working for *** organizations. A native of the
> New York metropolitan area, he's lived in the District for more than a
> decade. Although his blog isn't his main source of income -- he was a
> fundraising consultant and currently runs Page One News Media, a
> ***-oriented online company -- the Web site has become more than a full-time
> job. He's a student of the *** rights movement and considers Larry Kramer,
> the writer and AIDS activist, and Franklin E. Kameny, the lifelong
> Washington firebrand, as models."

Stop worrying about sneaky gays; the real sodomy performed is
President Bush and most of Congress sucking
clean the fetid asses of the pro-illegal alien body. Then they bend
over to solicit contributions from the illegal alien employing cheap
labor lobby.

ted