Olympic skier Gus Kenworthy had a funny way of telling his fans to vote yesterday.
Kenworthy tweeted: “I’m not gonna say that if you vote then I’ll have sex with you but if you don’t then I can promise you that I won’t.”
I'm not gonna say that if you vote then I'll have sex with you but if you don't then I can promise you that I won't.
— Gus Kenworthy (@guskenworthy) November 5, 2018
Well, that’s some motivation!
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He was about to call Aimee Stephens, the Supreme Court plaintiff suing for trans employment rights, when his aide stopped him.
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Rufus Gifford has “never been more fired up for a new job.”
There will be a new sheriff in town soon.
