'Look, I’m a heterosexual': Watch this GOP lawmaker's bizarre anti-gay rant after colleague touches his arm

A debate on government affairs in Pennsylvania went off in a weird direction when a Republican state representative launched into a bizarre anti-gay attack on a colleague after being touched on the arm.

According to the Inquirer, Chairman of the Pennsylvania House State Government Committee Rep. Daryl Metcalfe (R) interrupted Democratic Chairman Matt Bradford, after Bradford touched his arm while making a on point on land use issues.

“Representative Bradford,” said Metcalfe, cutting off Bradford. “Look, I’m a heterosexual. I have a wife, I love my wife. I don’t like men, as you might. But stop touching me all the time.”

“It’s like keep your hands to yourself," he added as a startled Bradford looked on and began laughing. "Like, if you want to touch somebody, you have people on your side of the aisle that might like it. I don’t.”

“We are officially off the rails,” Bradford said with a smirk to the assembled panel before telling a stone-faced Metcalfe, “My intent was just to beg for your permission for about 30 seconds.”

“Then beg, don’t touch,” Metcalfe shot back.

“I don’t know where we go from here,” Bradford replied as laughter filled the room.

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