Pretty sure this is a prerequisite to be CPAC Chair.
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Not all anti-LGBT politicians are self-hating semi-closeted queers, by any means, but the ones who are are *really* ugly.
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Can’t even follow the Hastert rule properly
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> “Every time I looked around—whether we were on the dance floor, at the bar, or back at the table talking to people—every time I turned around, this guy was right there, one foot behind me. And I was just not comfortable with this,” the man who says he was assaulted told me.
> The man’s partner (a woman) also told me she confronted Schlapp, informing him that the man was in a relationship with her and asking him to back off.
> While the same man was asking Schlapp to leave because everyone felt uncomfortable with his presence and conduct, Schlapp—while the man was mid-sentence—grabbed and gripped his genitals while looking him directly in the eyes, the man told me.
> After the alleged assault, the man who says he was assaulted reported the incident to a manager, who escorted Schlapp out.
> Despite being asked to leave, Schlapp returned to the bar, leading to a heated confrontation, according to multiple sources.
> Schlapp did not close out his tab, and his name was repeatedly called by the bartender when the last call was made, according to multiple witnesses.
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Matt Schlapp is quite well known for this.
Pretty sure this is a prerequisite to be CPAC Chair.
Not all anti-LGBT politicians are self-hating semi-closeted queers, by any means, but the ones who are are *really* ugly.
Can’t even follow the Hastert rule properly
> “Every time I looked around—whether we were on the dance floor, at the bar, or back at the table talking to people—every time I turned around, this guy was right there, one foot behind me. And I was just not comfortable with this,” the man who says he was assaulted told me.
> The man’s partner (a woman) also told me she confronted Schlapp, informing him that the man was in a relationship with her and asking him to back off.
> While the same man was asking Schlapp to leave because everyone felt uncomfortable with his presence and conduct, Schlapp—while the man was mid-sentence—grabbed and gripped his genitals while looking him directly in the eyes, the man told me.
> After the alleged assault, the man who says he was assaulted reported the incident to a manager, who escorted Schlapp out.
> Despite being asked to leave, Schlapp returned to the bar, leading to a heated confrontation, according to multiple sources.
> Schlapp did not close out his tab, and his name was repeatedly called by the bartender when the last call was made, according to multiple witnesses.