I swear you can not write this crap! Paladino's campaign strategist Roger Stone, who is married was photographed taking part in a gay pride parade. But here is a nice twist to the story, Stone says he was at the parade and doesn't care what anyone thinks. Stone said the following:
"Yeah, I marched with Kristin Davis in the Gay Pride Parade. Proud of it," he told Politico. "I'm a libertarian Republican."
Finally a republican with balls to take part in a gay event and stand up and say F U if you don't like it....lols
ALBANY -- Maybe it's a good thing Carl Paladino skipped the Gay Pride Parade -- his aide went, and got a real earful!
Roger Stone, a key adviser to the Republican gubernatorial candidate -- who called the parade 'disgusting' -- not only went to the march, but joined in the festivities, doffing his shirt and getting his ear licked by a bosomy, nearly naked babe.
A photo from the event shows a blase'-looking Stone taking his licking from the all-but-topless, body-painted beauty in stride.
Another shot shows Stone returning the favor by closing in to kiss one of the strategically placed rainbow-colored stars on the sparkle-covered mammaries of his fellow marcher, who was identified by the Broward-Palm Beach New Times as 'fitness model' Kat ForTra."
Stone showed no such hang-ups when he marched shirtless in the parade on behalf of his other advisee in the governor's race -- self-described "Manhattan Madam" Kristin Davis, whose protest platform includes legalization of gay marriage, gambling, prostitution and marijuana.
Stone described his parade mate as "one of Kristin's volunteers" and shrugged off questions about how his participation might reflect on Paladino's "family values" campaign.
"Yeah, I marched with Kristin Davis in the Gay Pride Parade. Proud of it," he told Politico. "I'm a libertarian Republican."
Stone -- long one of the GOP's most notorious dirty tricksters -- was bounced from Republican Bob Dole's presidential campaign in 1996 after The National Enquirer revealed that he and his wife placed an ad in a swingers' magazine, Local Swing Fever.
Stone, a gay-marriage advocate, has minced no words about his displeasure with the anti-gay remarks Paladino made in Brooklyn Sunday to a group of ultra-Orthodox rabbis.
"When I asked what happened, the answer was no answer: 'Yeah, it was a f- -k-up.' "