Virginia’s controversial transvaginal ultrasound bill hit one Republican lawmaker close to home. In the bedroom, to be precise. He said a fellow lawmaker’s television discussion of the bill cost him sex with his wife.
Through a series of seductive moves while watching television, they happened upon the Rachel Maddow’s show on MSNBC, where Del. David Englin (D-Alexandria), a leading opponent of the bill, was discussing the ultrasound bill. This ended up not begin such a wise choice of shows to watch.
Albo tells the story much better than I can, so here is his recount of his night of denied sex.
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I saw this story yesterday and it made my day. I hope there are many men around the country catching grief from their wives over the Virginia bill and all the nonsense that the Republicans have been preaching recently. It honestly makes me wonder how any woman with half a brain could vote for the current crop of GOP presidential hopefuls.
I hope so, too. But I’d also like to add that Albo would make a great stand up comedian.
Hysterical!
This man is obviously an experienced stand up comic who wasn’t quite good enough to make it in show biz, so he had to resort to becoming a Republican politician. It’s sad, but hey those are the breaks… LOL
Hmm… Maybe this should become a new national position for women: “Women of America! Just say NO to sex with right wing republicans who want to take away your reproductive rights!” Or “Don’t grab them by the balls, and their hearts and minds will follow…” Lol
i saw this putz’s “speech” in front of the Virginia frat house. how fucked up are these people anyway? continue…
Apparently pretty bad. This bill should not have ever been introduced.
I saw this on the tube and found myself thinking these fools had to scrape the bottom of the gene pool just to find women to marry them in the first place!
True. I think this guy missed his calling as a stand-up comedian, though.
Me too! smh, smh…
That’s great! Either they are very wealthy or endowed in other ways, which I highly doubt.
And gosh, as a Republican, this was his one shot at sex this month. Well, there’s always March. I wish him luck…and is this Santorum’s birth control plan? Hey, it saved the life of an aspirin, didn’t iy?
LMAO! Yes, our country does have a problem for taking med’s in ways they were not meant to be taken.
Go him for having a sense of humor. But betting she’d win his seat if she ran…
Hmmmm… not a bad idea.
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