Using some firsthand accounts of former sexual partners, old campaign footage (to occasionally humorous effect) and commentary from gay political media watchdogs, the film makes the case for each man's homosexuality, and presents his lifetime gay rights voting record. In each instance, the disconnect is staggering.The usual suspects are all there: Craig, Florida Governor Charlie Crist, former New York mayor Ed Koch, former New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevey, former Rep. Ed Schrock, even dusty McCarthy relic Roy Cohn. Again, if you're reading this review, then you're likely no stranger to gay media, particularly gay online media (which is credited in the film as being one of the few places where these scandals are openly discussed) and none of these men is an unfamiliar candidate for speculation.[/i]
I'm not really sure what exactly Koch and McGreevy voted against that has this filmmaker upset with them. I remember that there was speculation about Koch's orientation back in the day, but I don't recall that he voted against anything. And McGreevy...well there was lots of political corruption simmering around him which seemed to get washed away when he came out publicly. But again, I cannot recall any votes he made that went against the interests of sexual minorities. I'll have to see the movie to find out what the allegations are in all of these cases.