White House to hold event unveiling postage stamp commemorating child sexual predator Harvey Milk
WASHINGTON, D.C., – President Obama’s White House will host a dedication ceremony for a new U.S. postage stamp commemorating Harvey Milk , the infamous homosexual activist who became the first openly gay elected official in California in 1977. However, friends and foes alike say Milk was more than an elected official – he was also a child sexual predator whose partners had a habit of killing themselves. The predatory nature of Milk's personal relationships led at least two of his young sexual partners to commit suicide – one of them Jack Galen McKinley, a 16-year-old runaway from Maryland. A biography about Milk written by his close friend and fellow homosexual Randy Shilts states that, in addition to the 16-year-old runaway, Milk had other relationships with underage boys, as well, indicating that Milk was a statutory rapist. Jack Lira, a 25-year-old alcoholic, also killed himself after his relationship with Milk went sour. Milk was attracted to “boyish-looking