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Josh Hawley is totally not gay.
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There was a show on The CW called Crazy Ex-Girlfriend starring comedian Rachel Bloom.
The show detailed her semi-autobiograhical life. It was a great show that lasted four seasons. Despite being in low ratings, it was an Emmy award winning TV comedy-drama.
This almost remind of the character Josh who Bloom as Rebeeca Bunch's boyfriend of the past. Rebecca depserately tries to sort though her mental health, relationships and moving on from a crush. There were two Joshes. One played by Vincent Rodriguez III and one by David Hull. Here's the twist, Vincent played straight but is actually gay and David played gay but is actually straight.
All talented actors and funny comedians.
Okay. Josh Hawley, the senior Republican senator from Missouri. He won in 2018 against then senator Claire McCaskell. She is now a popular MSNOW contributor and podcaster.
Hawley, an early backer of the MAGA agenda is in President Donald J. Trump's crosshairs.
He is now considered a potential target for a primary challenger. The opps are out with knives. They already going after Michigan Democratic senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and Texas Democratic senate candidate James Talarico.
Republican have no loyalty.
Only power.
So Hawley is opposed to the president's support of crypto. His recent crypto opposition centers on his refusal to support the CLARITY Act without changes to protect community banks. He argues that stablecoin yield and rewards programs could cause traditional deposit flight, threatening the ability of rural banks in Missouri to provide local agricultural and small business loans.
Hawley stated that farmers, ranchers, and local bankers in Missouri are flooding his office with concerns, fearing that crypto reward programs (which act like interest on deposits) will lure customers' funds away from community banks.
His opposition, alongside similar concerns raised by Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS) and unresolved Democratic ethics and disclosure disputes, has stalled momentum for the CLARITY Act as the Senate weighs how to proceed.
So the gay rumors are starting. Long dogged about his sexuality, a famous chef claimed Hawley was kissing a man.
Chef Joe Gera leveled unverified social media allegations claiming a busboy witnessed Hawley kissing a male escort behind a building.
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Gera responded to one of Hawley's social media posts on X. He claimed a busboy named "Carlos" saw the senator kissing a date from an "agency" while taking out the trash.
Gera further alleged that Hawley chased the busboy into an elevator and gave him $100 to stay quiet about the encounter.
Rumors also accuse Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) of having sexual encounters with men.
Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) lit fuel to this fire after Moreno and Ohio Republicans called for him to resign.
Consenting adults having sex whether they're married, having an affair, engaging in a relationship of the opposite sex, engaging in a relationship of the same sex, engaging in a relationship with transgender Americans, engaging in a relationship with adult content creators, engaging in a relationship with prostitutes or escorts is not my business.
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