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Okay, I have a problem.

I am obsessed.

And it's not like, it's not relevant.

Michelle Bachman is surging in the polls, leading in New Hampshire, I believe now, and Iowa.

Michelle Bachman could very well be the nominee.

So I feel that on my little sex podcast, that gives me license to continue to discuss

Michelle Bachman's fabulous husband.

And I'm sorry to do this too.

I've actually been thinking about it a bit.

You know, I saw John Stewart's very funny program last week, a couple weeks ago, where he declared Marcus Bachman to be Center Square

gay, which he said the day after Stephen Colbert called me weapons grade gay, all sorts of

gay out there, some of it more honest than others. Anyway, thinking a little bit

more deeply about Marcus Bachman and the reaction to him and what this is really evidence of

for us culturally. And so I'm going to get a little deep about, I'm going to, I'm going to

burrow in to Marcus Bachman. I'm going to plunge in to Marcus Bachman in a way that I haven't

before. I'm not going to go out on a limb and say no man has plunged into Marcus Bachman before,

but I haven't plunged into him quite late at least. Anyway, keep thinking about this. You know,

Gaydar is real. It used to be people talked about Gaydar and being able to tell when people were gay and people thought that that was just, you know, confirmation bias or, you know, looking for evidence of people's, you know, swishiness or stereotypical gay traits.

But what we know about Gaydar now from the science of Gaydar is that it's real.

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