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Aug. 12th, 2004 06:26 pmI don't know what to do with this McGreevy thing, even a little.
First, I'm glad he's finally decided he's comfortable enough with who he is to say "I'm a gay American."
Second, how about he resigns because of the fund raising improprieties, but because of the gay thing?
Third, why couldn't he be a Republican?
Fourth, is the media coverage on this as bizarre as I think it is? I mean I'm thinking all these reporters were watching McGreevy squirm and squirm and squirm over this fundraising thing, and then this press conference gets called, and then he's gay... WHAT???? Certainly, we were blindsided and confused at my office.
Fifth, oi... just oi.
Sixth -- you should read his speech. It's not anything vastly eloquent, but for that it is compelling and informative and sort of wrenching really. http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/12/nyregion/12TEXT-MCGR.html
First, I'm glad he's finally decided he's comfortable enough with who he is to say "I'm a gay American."
Second, how about he resigns because of the fund raising improprieties, but because of the gay thing?
Third, why couldn't he be a Republican?
Fourth, is the media coverage on this as bizarre as I think it is? I mean I'm thinking all these reporters were watching McGreevy squirm and squirm and squirm over this fundraising thing, and then this press conference gets called, and then he's gay... WHAT???? Certainly, we were blindsided and confused at my office.
Fifth, oi... just oi.
Sixth -- you should read his speech. It's not anything vastly eloquent, but for that it is compelling and informative and sort of wrenching really. http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/12/nyregion/12TEXT-MCGR.html
