A former anti-LGTBQ MP was caught kissing and fumbling for another man | Chronic

An urban sentence says that "the best hunter wins the hare", and this can be applied to the former Republican congressman Aaron Schock, who is known to have voted against all laws in favor of the LBGT collective, but who has forgotten the detail of being photographed at the Coachella festival while he was kissing with a man.

The sequence of photos that has become viral on social networks shows Schock without torso in the middle of a group of gay men during the festival of popular music. Another image, published by the site Queerty, He would also show the 37-year-old woman kissing another shirtless man. In the picture, the person identified as being Schock has his hand in the pants of the other man.

The images were known after the activist posted them on Facebook James Duke Mason, who attacked Schock for his supposed hypocrisy.

"Normally, I would not comment on anything like this, but I'm enraged by these images of former Republican (and anti-gay) Congressman Aaron Schock having a party with a group of 39, gay men at Coachella. " writes Mason.

"The fact that he thinks he can show his face in public, especially when he has NEVER given up or apologized for his votes against gay marriage, homobaduals in the military and the Anti-discrimination laws, is staggering, is to point this out personally, but simply to point out hypocrisy, I saw it at a recent gay social event in West Hollywood and I squeezed it for before realizing who he was, he should really be ashamed of himself and the homobaduals who badociate him without exposing him they should know, it's really a shame ", supported the activist.

Schock is distinguished in Congress for his election record against the LGBTQ community. Among these, he voted against the integration of LGBTQ people into federal protections against hate-motivated crimes, against the repeal of the law prohibiting any homobadual or bibadual from revealing his badual orientation in the armed forces and in favor of an amendment to the law. prohibit same-bad marriage.

Several witnesses confirmed Schock 's presence with a group of homobaduals at Coachella. Among them, former editor of Queerty, Bradford Shellhammer, he said that he had to work "so as not to throw a bottle at his obnoxious face". Other person, Ryan Bernard, he said that "was present" and qualified Schock as "terrible human being"

As, Anthony Michael Kreis, visiting professor at the Chicago-Kent Law School, said that Schock's public exhibition was "grotesque"
"Aaron Schock has worked to reinforce the institutional homophobia that fuels repression and validates anti-LGBTQ animosity", wrote on the social network Twitter, adding that "Now, do not hesitate to use the kind of freedom that many of us have worked for a long time, or that we still do not appreciate, even without excuses, it's grotesque . "