So is Martha McSally a dyke or what?

Her home decor is depressing

Wayfair is just what she needed, apparently.

Are white vertical blinds on a patio door facing a busy street evident at any point?

After that video, my lesbidar is screaming 'yesyesyes'. She's gay. The decor is fine. She probably had to find a nondescript area so you couldn't see her pics with her girlfriends and all the Georgia O'Keeffe art.

Deplorable closet dyke.

Has any LGBT press even attempted to hold McSally to account?

She is clearly a dyke, even though she chose to rim anti-LGBT Cheetolini in an attempt to get into office.

By being a gay person who is embracing an anti-gay administration, she is fair game to be exposed as a hypocrite.

Get her, girls!

[quote]McSally has said that "Philosophically, I believe marriage is between one man and one woman, and it should be left to the states." After the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, which upheld a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, McSally said that she would "respect the Supreme Court's decision" but expressed the view that "this debate belongs at the state level."

[quote]She has declined to take a position on the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), which would bar employers with more than 15 employees from engaging in employment discrimination on the basis of an "actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity." However, during her 2010 campaign, McSally indicated on a Center for Arizona Policy questionnaire that she opposes such additions to anti-discrimination law.

[quote]In May 2016, McSally voted for a bill that would have dismantled Obama's executive action that made it illegal for government contractors to discriminate against people based on their sexual orientation. The Human Rights Campaign, a LGBT civil rights advocacy group, criticized her for her vote. However, also in 2016, McSally was one of 43 House Republicans who voted in favor of two amendments that prohibited discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity if the business or organization receives federal funding. During the 114th Congress, the Human Rights Campaign gave her a score of 48%, higher than most Republicans but lower than most Democrats. She received a 23% rating in 2014 from Stonewall Democrats of Arizona, a partisan Democratic organization which supports same-sex marriage and gay rights.

Above quotes from her Wikipedia page.