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Sam did not, and does not, owe Willamette Week or anyone else details of his private life, be it the name of his date to that party 4 years ago, or the identities of any of his other adult partners, The question is inappropriate and not news worthy.
We have all gone to coffee or out to dinner with people we were not sexually involved with, the fact that then Commissioner Adams took meetings and meals with yet another constituent is not relevant and not newsworthy. The inability to fathom that it is possible for people to be in the same table with each other without ripping their clothes off and having sex is sick and reflects very badly on those leading this witch hunt, but has no baring on our Mayor
None of these allegations are relevant or newsworthy.

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