On the opposite side of the coin, conservatives are turning on one of their own because of his “gay film roles”.  The person in question is “actor” (and we use that term loosely) Antonio Sabato Jr.  Apparently he is entering politics – as failed performers do.  The “gay film roles” in question are the 2003 film Testosterone where he plays a gay Argentinean (and shows all – as you can see on BillyMasters.com); Deadly Skies, a made-for-TV flick about a gay Air Force pilot who is drummed out of the military because of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell; and Codename Wolverine – which apparently has no connection with Codename: Foxfire, which starred my pal, Sheryl Lee Ralph.  Wolverine shows Antonio wrestling in his underwear.  Sabato is apparently running for Congress in California, and his Republican opponent calls these flicks “pornography” – which tells me that unlike most Congressmen, Jeffrey Burum has little experience with pornography.  “[Antonio’s] behavior is inconsistent with anything I would want from a congressional leader.”  Which begs the question – what about the President?  For his part, Sabato said, “That was a different part in my life, but as actors, we do roles that are pushing the envelope.  You want to show off your acting ability, and you want to test your chops.  And that’s what I did.”  What doesn’t get mentioned much is that Sabato was a spokesperson for AnastasiaDate – an online dating site which hooked up US men with desperate Eastern European women.  I believe the profile for Melania69 has already been deleted.