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By KASIE HUNT AP Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu speaks at a news conference, Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012 in Florence, Ariz. Babeu, a sheriff seeking the GOP nomination for an Arizona congressional seat has been forced to confirm he is gay amid allegations

WASHINGTON – Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu's opponents in the state's Congressional race are weighing in on the scandal. Republican Rep. Paul Gosar, from Arizona's First Congressional District, has responded to allegations that fellow Republican,

18, 2012 03:28 PM Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu on Saturday denied allegations that he and his attorney threatened to deport a Mexican former boyfriend of Babeu's unless the man agreed not to disclose the relationship. Babeu said the allegations are

Sheriff Paul Babeu, a Republican congressional candidate, stepped down on Saturday from his position as the Mitt Romney campaign's Arizona co-chair, in the wake of explosive allegations that Babeu threatened a Mexican

One of Arizona's rising Republican stars is facing allegations he threatened to deport a Mexican resident who claims to have been his gay ex-lover.

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