Blockbuster Letter From Obama - He Claims He Made 'Love To Men Daily' In His Imagination

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and a letter from former President Obama to a college girlfriend has made the rounds online and it's causing a little bit of a stir

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Now, back in 1982, the former president was 21 years old, and he did what a lot of us did when we were young, right

Before the internet, before email, before text messaging, he wrote a letter to his girlfriend

I think we've all been there, right? You write a note in school or you write a letter

It's something that we did. Kids today would probably not understand that because they have technology

So he wrote a letter to his girlfriend, and the letter is now in the possession of Emory University

and a biographer for the former president was, you know, obviously doing a biography on him and wanted to get the full quote, you see

because the letter, there was part of the letter that was redacted

Now, in previous interviews, the woman who received the letter, the girlfriend at the time

she said that that part of the letter that was redacted was about homosexuality

but she didn't get into details. So a friend of this biographer actually went to Emory University

where they do not allow you to take a photograph of the letter, they do not allow you to make copies of the letter

and he actually wrote the pertinent portion down and brought it back to the biographer

Well, he also gave a copy to the New York Post, who published it on Saturday

And in the quote, he says the former president, when he was 21 years old

says that he, quote, makes love to men daily, but in the imagination

So he doesn't actually make love to men, he imagines it. And he was saying this because context is important

He was saying that he's trying to be more androgynous in his mind

and get away from the women versus men, men versus women, and just see people as people, which is noble

It's a noble gesture. Don't know, you know, what your mind has to do to see that

and what his process is, I guess, is his process. I do wonder, now that he's on the campaign trail for Joe Biden

if reporters are going to ask him about this, if they're going to want answers to what he meant in this letter

and, you know, any questions about, you know, where he stands on these issues

Because, again, this is a letter from a former president. It is notable, if for no other reason than his position in society

You know, he was a very well-respected president and loved by liberals

And, you know, this might be a question that I think distracts

as he's out there campaigning for Biden, or it might just go away and nobody will care

and it just, you know, drifts away with the wind. It's only notable because it's a former president, right

If this was somebody else, nobody would care. But because it's a former president who's still living

who you can still ask questions to, it does become something of interest

I mean, it is a rather interesting letter. But he does come back and say, you know

but alas, I come back to my body and I am a man, you know

and I still have the desires of a man, basically, so he's still interested in women

So he tries to, like, go there in his mind, it seems, to maybe see what it's like to think like that

but maybe he doesn't really think like that, but he's trying to put himself in that mindset

It's interesting. I said you have to read it for yourself and draw your own conclusions and interpretations

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