Congressional candidate Mike Itkis apparently thinks the best way to show support for legalizing sex work is to release a sex tape
. How else could he, a cyber operations expert, have possibly shown solidarity with sex workers? “If I would just talk about it, it wouldn’t demonstrate my commitment to the issue,” he told the outlet. “And the fact I actually did it was a huge learning experience, and it actually influenced items on my platform.” What is on his “sex positive” platform, you ask? Well, according to, not much.
This alls ounds fine reasonable — until you get to the “Abortion rights for women” section. There, his campaign takes a turn from sexually liberal to getting men out of paying child support, “Men should not be required to support biological children without prior agreement,” reads the only bullet point under “Abortion rights for women.” This seems to be the crux of his pro-choice beliefs.
The odds that this sex tape will help Itkis get elected to Congress seem slim, but the tape did certainly up his public profile. He was even mentioned on ’s “Weekend Update.” Some might say that’s better than getting elected to the House of Representatives.
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