The chairman of
popular gay dating website Manhunt has stepped down after
allegations that he had maxed out in campaign contributions
for Republican presidential candidate John McCain.
The chairman of
popular gay dating website Manhunt has stepped down after
allegations that he had maxed out in campaign contributions
for Republican presidential candidate John McCain.
Jonathan Crutchley was reported to have donated $2,300
to the McCain campaign. Manhunt founder Larry Basile
confirmed in a statement obtained by Towleroad.com Friday
that Crutchley stepped down once subscribers learned about
the donations.
In the statement
posted on Towleroad.com, Basile said that while he has
been an avid activist for liberal causes and has donated
regularly to Democratic contender Barack Obama,
Crutchley's support for McCain "left the board in
disbelief. I am disappointed that we have lost some
customers, and I understand the anger. It is too bad for the
website if we lose customers, but please never refer
to me as a Republican. I consider it an offense."
(The Advocate)
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