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Candidate Kisses Husband in TV Ad

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Eihard Madaleno is running for governor in Maryland. He is the first openly gay assemblyman there, and is ranked fourth in polls to obtain the nomination of Democrats for governor. Interestingly, the leading candidate is "Ben Jealous."

In an ad called "Take That, Trump" he lists reasons to vote for him, and concludes the ad with a notable kiss with the husband, Mark Hodge. Not everyone thinks it is a great ad, but he did have the balls to air it on Fox & Friends, the show Trump is known to watch.

More:https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/jun/08/democrat-richard-madaleno-kisses-same-sex-partner-in-maryland-election-adverthttps://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/jun/08/democrat-richard-madaleno-kisses-same-sex-partner-in-maryland-election-advertbs-md-adwatch-madaleno-take-that-2018060

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Noone would question if it were a man kissing a woman.  They are living their life honestly and proudly, a good reason alone to VOTE for him.  It's a Brave move that should be applauded. 

They are a married couple, so kissing should be normal and natural, right ?   :cheer:

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