Remember Richard Curtis, the Republican Washington state representative who was forced to resign last week after it was revealed that he dressed up in ladies’ clothes and had anal sex with some dude without a condom? Well! It turns out the dude he had sex with, named Cody Castagne, was actually already famous before this whole tawdry affair went down. Because, you see, he is actually a gay porn star. And the kids over at Fleshbot have uncovered some pretty graphic snaps of his recent work. Now you just gotta wonder if the ex-politico took any pics during his personal Cody sessions?

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“Jenna Jameson is backing Hillary Clinton and the adult film star and producer is counting on a win to boost pornography. She notes that Bill Clinton was an absolutely gold mine for the industry and when he was in the Oval Office having his fun with Monica Lewinsky, the numbers went through the roof.

“The author of the New York Times bestseller “How To Make Love Like a Porn Star,” talked about Hillary Clinton in an interview with PR.com and had nothing but love for Hillary.”

A snippet:

PR.com: “Who’s your favorite Democratic front runner for 2008? Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton or John Edwards?”

Jenna Jameson: “I love Hillary. I think that in some ways she’s pretty conservative for a Democrat, but I would love to have a woman in office. I think that it would be a step in the right direction for our country, and there would be less focus on war and more focus on bettering society.”

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