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Gay coronavirus denier eaten alive by guilt after hosting deadly superspreader family gathering

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Tony Green is a gay Republican from Dallas who made headlines earlier this year after he hosted a gathering at his home that resulted in his entire family contracting coronavirus and two members dying.43-year-old Green shared his tragic story in a heartbreaking essay published by the Dallas Voice back in June.

Now, he’s just published another essay in the Washington Post, in which he says he feels “empty” most of the time and questions whether life is even worth living anymore.“I know what it’s like to be humiliated by this virus,” Green writes. “I used to call it the ‘scamdemic.’ I thought it was an overblown media hoax.

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