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Rep. Aaron Schock - hottie (afraid of the gay question)

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Rep. Abs, aka Aaron Schock, walked away from an interview with Michaelangelo Signorilewhen asked to respond to all the rumors that he was gay, and his votes against Don't Ask, Don't Tell repeal were votes against his own group, “Those questions are completely ridiculous and inappropriate.” When he was asked to confirm that he wasn't gay, he responded “I’ve said that before and I don’t think it’s worthy of further response. I think you can look it up.” And still no one asked if he liked his cameo in Political Animals.

If you wore a teal belt to a White House function, wouldn't people think you were gay?

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This guy is too pretty and high maintenance so maybe that's why he is being questioned so much. On a side note, It's unfair when farmers and laborers work so hard in the sun when these politicians have time to decorate themselves and go to fancy parties to show off. Their acts are protected by the rich and promoted so these politicians can be slaved to money and power. It's sad and we need a new form of government.

If you wore a teal belt to a White House function, wouldn't people think you were gay?

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