In response, he defended his most sacred honor by declaring to everyone in that room that he is definitely a straight man, a man's man, a heterosexual man - that he's just a regular straight guy who loves his wife (who's a woman, by the way). It's obvious, isn't it? I mean he said it with such thrusting power.
You can go to Maria's post to see the video in all its glory.
Now I'm curious to see how far the story's gotten. Apart from the expected local Pennsylvania coverage this story's made it to:
- Washington Post
- Huffingtonpost
- The Daily Caller
- Chicago Tribune
- International Business Times
- QX (this is from Sweden)
“Representative Bradford,” said Mr. Metcalfe, interrupting Mr. Bradford in mid-sentence. “Look, I’m a heterosexual. I have a wife, I love my wife. I don’t like men, as you might. But stop touching me all the time.”It's interesting to see what Metcalfe uses as a counter to what he obviously thinks is an attack on his manhood and his masculinity, "No, I'm not, I'm not! But maybe you (and your fellow Democrats) are!!"
He then added: “It’s like, keep your hands to yourself. Like, if you want to touch somebody, you have people on your side of the aisle that might like it. I don’t.”
If he weren't a politician he could, maybe, find work at a movie theatre.
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