Gay Lawmaker Comes Out Against 'Don't Say Gay' Bill

Enough!

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 4:59PM EDT / Published May 03, 2012 1:36PM EDT

Republican Missouri lawmaker Zach Wyatt never let his own homosexuality stop him from blocking bills to prevent bullying and discrimination. But, apparently, a state bill aimed at banning students from discussing their sexuality in public schools went too far. Wyatt penned an op-ed in The Kirksville Daily Express coming out both as a gay man and as an opponent of the "Don't Say Gay" bill. "I am not the first or last Republican to come out. I have just gotten tired of the bigotry being shown on both sides of the aisle on gay issues," he wrote. "Being gay has never been a Republican or Democratic issue, and it should never be."

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Gay Lawmaker Comes Out Against 'Don't Say Gay' Bill