Congressman AARON SCHOCK

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friend works at congressional gym see him always showering ..told me very average n thin..nothing to write home to mama!! and he told me there is a good ole boy conservative that is hung like a stallion n parades it up n down the steam,shower area uncovered..
 
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Hoss said:
3 times in that short a time? That's beyond annoying.
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Nope, it was three different threads and it's a way of helping the awesome mod of this forum see there are multiple threads on the same one person with the potential for even more unnecessary multiple threads on the same one person. So the three separate posts in what were three separate threads were merely a simple means of alerting someone with the power here to combine them before a fourth and fifth thread on this same one person gets started. And it worked well again because if you had taken the time to scroll down the forum and NOT just this (now combined) thread you can clearly see the awesome, hard-working mod here indeed moved two other threads (and all the posts from the three different threads) now into this one. It helps keep this forum more organized and less overall repetitive, etc. {But hey Hoss, thanks for taking the time to call it annoying based upon an incorrect assumption; have a very healthy happy holiday season and all the best to you in the new year.}





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Schock voted against amending federal hate crimes laws to include crimes where the victims were targeted on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity, gender and disability. He voted against the repeal of the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in December 2010.
Schock also voted against the Employment Discrimination Law Amendment H.R. 11 and H.R. 12, which were eventually passed on January 9, 2009.
Schock is opposed to gay marriage, demonstrated by his support of House Amendment 1416, which Prohibits Use of Funds in Contravention of the Deference of Marriage Act, adopted 247 to 166 in the House July 19, 2012. His history of voting on gay issues have led some to question whether it is legitimate to out closeted homosexuals who consistently vote against gay equality issues.
 
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