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Rep. Kirk: I'm Divorced, I'm Not Gay

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GOP Senate candidate Rep. Mark Kirk told a reporter for Chicago's WGN that despite the rumors, he's not gay, and people make that assumption only because he got a divorce.

Reporter: You said you are not gay? Why do the bloggers keep saying that?

Kirk: Because I guess I got divorced, but I hope to remarry one day.

Reporter: To a woman?

Kirk: Absolutely.

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