Good point. Kal's performances on and off screen makes me think he'd probably be someone higher-ups would avoid, but that's just my subjective impression.
Second, and more important, all of these rumors about Barack Obama being a closeted homosexual are not helpful in defeating him two months from now. Maybe he's homosexual. Maybe he's not. Barring something really radical, we're not going to be able to prove it either way before the November elections, and focusing on this kind of thing risks making us look like conspiracy theorists or people who are grasping at straws because we don't care about facts. Let's focus on his open-and-out positions on economic issues, national defense issues, and social issues — including his pro-homosexual policies — things about which there is no doubt where he stands and what he has done.
Very good point, and well put. My own opinion is that there's not much to these stories -- the gay music director at the church is murdered and all of a sudden he becomes Obama's lover without any real evidence of a relationship, or somebody reads "body person" or "body guard" and thinks lover, even though all Presidents and candidates have people in those roles -- but you get at the heart of the matter: the rumors aren't going to be proved or disproved before the election; they make us look like conspiracy theorists; and they distract from the issues that really important and that mean victory or defeat at the polls.
The goal needs to be winning this November. I would not be surprised if many details about President Obama come out later if he loses, but for now, unless someone has a smoking gun somewhere and plans to release it shortly before the election, it's too late for these allegations of personal scandal to be adequately evaluated.