Senator gay video

The second individual engaged in sexual intercourse in the sex video filmed in the Senate hearing room is alleged to be a Georg Gauger, a German national studying at nearby Elliot School of International Affairs. The eight-second ographic clip, first posted Friday evening by right-wing media site the Daily Caller, was reportedly leaked from a private group chat for gay men in politics.

senate staffer scandal

A gay sex scandal ignited the group chats of many a D.C. denizen in recent days in regards to a video that allegedly depicts a male Democratic Senate staffer having sex with another man in a. Footage appearing to show two men having sex inside the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing room, situated in the Hart Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill, has been shared online.

A US Senate staffer allegedly caught filming himself having sex in a Judiciary Committee hearing room no longer has his job, Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Maryland) sai. He's the first openly gay candidate to run for a statewide office in the Commonwealth. Reid won the lieutenant governor nomination after another Republican dropped out of the race, but Governor Glenn Youngkin asked him to step down over alleged links to a sexually explicit social media account.

Reid denied the account was his and stayed in the race. Some of the Virginia GOP's core constituents have been hesitant to support the nominee over the issue. And the top of the ticket, current Lieutenant Governor and gubernatorial hopeful Winsome Earle-Sears has yet to publicly embrace the candidate, though that could change at their first scheduled "unity rally" scheduled for Tuesday in Northern Virginia.

But Henson, a Virginia legislative staffer before entering office, said he saw the Virginia GOP vote against protections for people like him for years. He pointed to Earle-Sears' handwritten notes saying she was " morally opposed ," to the Democrat-led effort to roll back Virginia's ban on same-sex marriage and replace it with protections for such unions.

Reid has said he opposes the amendment, and he fears the new amendment would open people of faith to legal liability. She thinks that means Virginians are less worried about transgender issues than Republicans argue. But she said voters have the chance to voice their opinion in the fall. This report, provided by Virginia Public Radio , was made possible with support from the Virginia Education Association.

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