Gay Politics Stories

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Office Politics

by NattySoltesz on Sep 14, 2017
Gay Male

I spotted him sitting at the receptionist's desk on the first day of my new job at the University. This being the Computer Science Department there wasn't really a wealth of hot guys, so he definitely stood out. He was just my type, too—short but beefy, his head shaved clean, wearing a white t-shirt that barely contained his brick shithouse body. He had a ta...

My First Time With the Senator

by pkirk on Aug 18, 2017
Gay Male

I find politics to be interesting, although sometimes depressing when I realize that we bicker about government and fail to see how insignificant we are in the grand scheme of things. Regardless, I love the power dynamic in politics. It has a Game of Thrones feel to it. Everyone is trying to accomplish something and there are so many maneuvers to get it done...

Dishonourable Member

by TheDarkCloud on Aug 18, 2017
Gay Male

Colin Young was the future of British politics. Or so he thought, but with some justification as it was the description given to him by one of the leading broadsheet newspapers less than a year ago. He had been an elected member of parliament for six years and was into his second term with a healthy majority and still only 31 years old. He was starting to de...

Senatorial Secrets Ch. 07

by RedHairedandFriendly on Sep 14, 2017
Gay Male

Author's Note: This is a fictional story of politics and intrigue. This chapter touches on several different characters, but all takes place on the same day. Enjoy ~ Red. Washington DC "Tell me again," Brad whispered in his lover's ear. "I love you," Anthony told him and ran his fingers down Brad's spine. "Do you?" Brad asked. He'd been as close to e...

Senatorial Secrets Ch. 04

by RedHairedandFriendly on Sep 14, 2017
Gay Male

Author's Notes: In light of what has transpired in politics these last few weeks, I thought it important to let you know, this story is a work of fiction I thought of on my own before the "scandals" came out. This is not poking fun at anyone or any particular state. This is just a story and is not meant to sway anyone toward any particular political party an...

Stumbling Ch. 07

by lessthanperfect on Sep 14, 2017
Gay Male

"And that's, essentially, what the Watergate scandal was about, as well as its numerous effects on American politics and culture." Richey stated. "Thank you Mr. Kirk and Mr. Doyle. You may be seated." Mr. Sumner lead the class in its obligatory applause, which was decidedly less enthused than it had been at the beginning of the presentations. Overall, I'd...

Morning Cocksucker

by Shallkneel4u on Aug 18, 2017
Gay Male

We had met a few times at the local coffee shop, friendly hellos while standing in line waiting to place our individual orders. Those hellos had led to discussions of politics, art, standing outside smoking a cigarette, drinking coffee before heading our separate ways for the day. On one such day, rain pouring down from the skies outside, standing in line ag...

Meeting Sam

by Ganistaniro on Aug 18, 2017
Gay Male

Chapter 1: New Beginnings I had been accepted into graduate school during my final semester of college. I wasn't sure what I could do with my dual degrees in history and politics, but I knew there wasn't much. So, I did what any other reasonable young man would do and I decided to further my education and earn a masters degree in history (as if there was so...

Home and Away Again

by GreaserBob on Aug 18, 2017
Gay Male

Author's note: The following depicts a while male master sexually dominating a black male slave in the period just before the Civil War. I have every intent of writing a black male dom/white male sub story that takes just after the war. If the racial politics of this fiction upsets you, please skip it. When in the summer of 1859 I returned to my family's...

That's Why

by KeithD on Feb 26, 2019
Gay Male

Brad Besson caught on that he was the only one speaking. All other conversation in the high-flown witty debate on politics and economics had burbled down to nothing but what he was saying. They were gathered poolside on the terrace behind Frederick Gates's residence in the housing compound of the Baker Institute on the banks of the Chesapeake Bay, just to th...