How Democrats Sell Themselves to the Public
Derek Hunter
I find who you have sex with to be the least interesting thing about anyone. After a few drinks, I’ll engage in all the “guy talk” anyone can handle, but not if you aren’t a friend because if you’re just some random person who you have sex with (or how you have it) is boring. If that defines you as a person, I feel sorry for you. Same goes for your religion or any other irrelevant characteristic about you – if you can be captured as a person by something that is the equivalent of the type or style of shoes you wear, you’re not worth knowing.
Yet, rather pathetically, that is how a large number of Democrats are campaigning this year.
Chris Pappas, Democrat running for Senate in New Hampshire, is gay. You don’t have to ask him, he’ll tell you. It’s about all he’ll tell you, honestly. It’s unclear what he wants to do in the Senate or why he’s running, other than that he’d be a gay Senator.
“So much has changed since I was a kid. I remember hearing so much derogatory language used against gay people – some directed at me before I even knew who I was,” a recent fundraising email opened. He was born in 1980, which puts him in the 1990s as a teenager – being gay was not an issue then, especially in pop culture, let alone in the left-wing Manchester, New Hampshire he grew up in.
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