Why Should My Sexuality Decide My Politics?
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Why should being gay tell anyone how I’m supposed to vote?
In this episode of Living Between Worlds, I talk openly about something that doesn’t fit the political expectations some people have of a gay man: I’m conservative, I voted for President Trump, and I support him today.
But this episode isn’t about convincing anyone to support Trump. It’s about the bigger question underneath it: Why do we assume someone’s sexuality should determine their politics in the first place?
I talk about the issues that shape my own political decisions, how traveling outside the United States changed the way I see America, what it means to disagree with expectations inside your own community, and why I don’t believe any political party is automatically entitled to someone’s vote because of who they are.
You don’t have to agree with me. In fact, sometimes I hope you won’t.
Because I don’t want you listening because you already know what I’m going to say.
I want you listening because you don’t.
🎙️ Living Between Worlds: The Gay Conservative Podcast