Senate Race: Manhood Questioned in Senate Campaign by Bunning Supporters

Roland99

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Fri Oct-29-04 01:06 AM
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Senate Race: Manhood Questioned in Senate Campaign by Bunning Supporters

http://www.kentucky.com/mld/kentucky/news/10033680.htm

A top state Republican called Demo-cratic U.S. Senate candidate Dan Mongiardo "limp-wristed," and another GOP state legislator said she questions whether "the word 'man' applies to him" in speeches during Sen. Jim Bunning's campaign bus tour yesterday.

Both state Senate President David Williams of Burkesville and state Sen. Elizabeth Tori of Radcliff denied they intended to raise questions about Mongiardo's sexual orientation -- though Tori later said that if any listeners thought she was referring to his sexuality, "so be it."...

...ams at least twice yesterday described Mongiardo, a 44-year-old Hazard physician, as "limp-wristed" -- once last night in Owensboro and earlier that day in Elizabethtown.

In an interview after the Owensboro rally, Williams denied he used the phrase to imply that Mongiardo is gay.

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Fri Oct-29-04 01:13 AM
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1. so disgusting.

:puke:

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Fri Oct-29-04 01:47 AM
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2. This from a fellow Kentuckian...

Bunning is a major league asshole.

May he go down in flames on Nov. 2.

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