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…As if that is something to be ashamed of. People around the world love large, hairy, naked men. So what if GOP candidate for Virginia’s Fifth Denver Riggleman is one of them? It seems astonishing that Leslie Cockburn, who is running on the so-called inclusive Democratic party, would attack a candidate for his interest in Bigfoot sex. Riggleman is a noted scholar on the subject of Bigfoot sex, having published a book on the matter. Is this what the Democrat party has become? Saying they are protective of the rights of sexual minorities while at the same time condemning the academics who seek to study mating behavior in other species? Liberals have long tried to pillory Republicans as opposed to science, but here we have anti-intellectual Democrat condemning a scientist performing important zoological work.
For this news to come out sparse weeks before the highly-anticipated animated film “Smallfoot”, starring the voice talents of Channing Tatum and James Corden, is set to premier. “Smallfoot” will take a different tact in Bigfoot scholarship, focusing the on the gentle creature’s inquisitive and social nature, rather than their mating habits. In fact, the animated film should dovetail nicely with Riggleman’s work. Educators may wish to capitalize upon the film to introduce students to Riggleman’s theses on Bigfoot testees.
Cockburn should focus her run on the issues and policies, not making silly snipes at her opponent. After all, Riggleman could easily turn this around by making fun of Cockburn's silly name. "Leslie"? That's a boy's name! How dumb is it for a girl to have it?!?
This is about as stupid as the time a Maine candidate for the state’s legislature was demonized for playing a rogue in World of Warcraft.
For this news to come out sparse weeks before the highly-anticipated animated film “Smallfoot”, starring the voice talents of Channing Tatum and James Corden, is set to premier. “Smallfoot” will take a different tact in Bigfoot scholarship, focusing the on the gentle creature’s inquisitive and social nature, rather than their mating habits. In fact, the animated film should dovetail nicely with Riggleman’s work. Educators may wish to capitalize upon the film to introduce students to Riggleman’s theses on Bigfoot testees.
Cockburn should focus her run on the issues and policies, not making silly snipes at her opponent. After all, Riggleman could easily turn this around by making fun of Cockburn's silly name. "Leslie"? That's a boy's name! How dumb is it for a girl to have it?!?
This is about as stupid as the time a Maine candidate for the state’s legislature was demonized for playing a rogue in World of Warcraft.