Minnpost’s David Brauer reports that someone called Rep. Tim Walz a “f—ing faggot” on a media conference call on Tuesday. No one from the media recognized the voice, and Walz didn’t hear the remark, but it does speak to the need for some work with media professionals around LGBT issues.
Brauer notes that the intive list for the conference call involved traditional journalists, radio hosts and bloggers.
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