Carl Paladino Runs Gay Nightclubs, Rent Too Damn High, Ken Buck Gays = Alcoholics
October 21, 2010
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as posted by the channel--In a story that would be unbelievable as a movie script, gay-bashing Carl Paladino ran multiple gay nightclubs, and sent lesbian pornography and bestiality to his friends in emails.
--The New York Gubernatorial debate, at which Paladino was overshadowed by Jimmy McMillan of The Rent is Too Damn High Party.
--Colorado Republican candidate Ken Buck likens homosexuality to other conditions people can be born with, so as being alcoholics, and we pull from the archives to find a clip of Paul Cameron making the same comparison with drugs on our show.
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