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13 Sep 2007 03:22 pm
Strom Thurmond, Swinger?
I posted on Laud Humphreys' theory about social conservatism and sexual adventurism here. I left something out:
In an unfinished manuscript left at his death, Laud Humphreys
described meeting with a prominent Dixiecrat politician and his wife in
1948. When the politician left the room, his spouse began undoing
Humphreys's tie so that they could all have a little party -- as, she
explained, was their wont.
The biography of Humphreys explains that "this archconservative
longtime segregationist served as U.S. Senator from South Carolina from
1954 until shortly before his death in 2003."
Anti-gay segregationists have sex with other men and black women in private, while persecuting them with gusto in public. Craig and Vitter are traditionalists after all.
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Excerpt: Strom Thurmonds wife sexily undoing another mans tie so that they can party. Just in case, you know, you had any sort of sex drive left. Maybe tomorrow someone can share a story of a three-way involving Truman and Robert...
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Tracked: Sep 13, 2007 4:37:58 PM
Unsubstantiated Claim I Hope is True of the Day
Excerpt: Strom Thurmond's wife loosened Laud Humphreys tie and invited him into a threesome with her husband in 1948 -- the same year Thurmond ran for president as a Dixiecrat on a platform primarily grounded in not "admit[ting] the nigger race
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Tracked: Sep 13, 2007 11:23:57 PM