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Posted: 8/30/04 at 10:47pm
It's always the quiet, upstanding, oh-so-Christian ones that are the most insatiable....
And a CO-SPONSOR of the Federal Marriage Amendment, too....
*** The Republican was ranked 2nd most conservative in Congress by the conservative standard-bearer the National Journal ***
Rep. Ed Schrock, a two-term Republican congressman from Virginia, announced that he would resign abruptly today, citing unspecified allegations.
Schrock said only: “In recent weeks, allegations have surfaced that have called into question my ability to represent the citizens of Virginia’s Second Congressional Distict.” He would not elaborate on the allegations.
Over the past two weeks, a Washington-based Web site has spread claims that Schrock was gay, and the Virginia Pilot noted this in their article but failed to elaborate. That site claims that gay activists are in posession of tapes of several phone calls to gay phone sex lines.
A ranking member of a popular liberal blog site, Daily Kos, has said that he has heard one of the tapes. The tape is now available on the Internet, at BlogActive.
Raw Story’s transcript of the tape is as follows.
“Uh, hi, I weigh 200 pounds, I’m ****** (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. I’d like him to be very good shape, flat stomach, good chest, good arms, cut, 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.”
Rep. Schrock was one of several dozen to cosponsor the Federal Marriage Amendment of July 2004, which aimed to constitutionally prohibit gay marriage.
The member noted, “The National Journal ties him as the second most conservative person in all of Congress in 2003, behind only Dennis Hastert. A strong family man with a wife and kids, Schrock was a co-sponsor of the Federal Marriage Amendment and opposes any possible rights for gay people, including non-discrimination in employment.”
The Virginia Pilot reported in October 2000 that Schrock favored ending the Clinton administration’s ‘’don’t ask, don’t tell'’ policy on gays in the military, BlogActive said.
“He supports asking enlistees whether they have had homosexual experiences in an effort to to try to keep gays from serving. ‘You’re in the showers with them, you’re in the bunk room with them, you’re in staterooms with them,’ Schrock said.”
Schrock has a 92 percent vote rating from the Christian coalition, and a zero percent rating from the Human Rights Campaign.
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And a CO-SPONSOR of the Federal Marriage Amendment, too....
*** The Republican was ranked 2nd most conservative in Congress by the conservative standard-bearer the National Journal ***
Rep. Ed Schrock, a two-term Republican congressman from Virginia, announced that he would resign abruptly today, citing unspecified allegations.
Schrock said only: “In recent weeks, allegations have surfaced that have called into question my ability to represent the citizens of Virginia’s Second Congressional Distict.” He would not elaborate on the allegations.
Over the past two weeks, a Washington-based Web site has spread claims that Schrock was gay, and the Virginia Pilot noted this in their article but failed to elaborate. That site claims that gay activists are in posession of tapes of several phone calls to gay phone sex lines.
A ranking member of a popular liberal blog site, Daily Kos, has said that he has heard one of the tapes. The tape is now available on the Internet, at BlogActive.
Raw Story’s transcript of the tape is as follows.
“Uh, hi, I weigh 200 pounds, I’m ****** (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. I’d like him to be very good shape, flat stomach, good chest, good arms, cut, 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.”
Rep. Schrock was one of several dozen to cosponsor the Federal Marriage Amendment of July 2004, which aimed to constitutionally prohibit gay marriage.
The member noted, “The National Journal ties him as the second most conservative person in all of Congress in 2003, behind only Dennis Hastert. A strong family man with a wife and kids, Schrock was a co-sponsor of the Federal Marriage Amendment and opposes any possible rights for gay people, including non-discrimination in employment.”
The Virginia Pilot reported in October 2000 that Schrock favored ending the Clinton administration’s ‘’don’t ask, don’t tell'’ policy on gays in the military, BlogActive said.
“He supports asking enlistees whether they have had homosexual experiences in an effort to to try to keep gays from serving. ‘You’re in the showers with them, you’re in the bunk room with them, you’re in staterooms with them,’ Schrock said.”
Schrock has a 92 percent vote rating from the Christian coalition, and a zero percent rating from the Human Rights Campaign.
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Updated On: 8/30/04 at 10:47 PM
