Ignore that man behind the glory hole

Fascinating anti-gay op ed by "ex"-lesbian Anne Paulk. Not fascinating for the content - it's all lies - but fascinating for what it doesn't say.

What the op ed fails to mention anywhere, even in Anne's bio at the end, is that she claims to be an "ex"-lesbian, that she's married to a man who claims to be an "ex"-gay, that the man she's married to was caught in a sleazy gay bar a few years back hitting on a 27 year old guy, and that the groups she's worked with are NOT groups who work with f"amilies dealing with gay issues," but rather they're groups whose sole mission is to promote quack science to "cure" gay people.

So the question remains, why is Anne hiding the fact that she's affiliated with the "ex"-gays? The "ex"-gay lie isn't even mentioned anywhere in her op ed, which is telling, because it means for some reason anti-gay bigots don't think it would play well with that audience.

One final point. Anne has a bit of a conflict of interest in writing this article since her own husband was caught cheating on her, at least emotionally, in a gay bar. That would probably make any woman a bit angry at "the gays."