Other than noting the Statesman article said he was trained in oratory by a great orator of the old school*, I am not going to make any bad jokes about Sen. Craig's choice of calling President Clinton a "Bad Boy, a Nasty Naughty Boy", during impeachment, viz.:

MR. RUSSERT: Larry Craig, would you want the last word from the Senate be an acquittal of the president and no censure?

SEN. CRAIG: Well, I don't know where the Senate's going to be on that issue of an up or down vote on impeachment, but I will tell you that the Senate certainly can bring about a censure reslution and it's a slap on the wrist. It's a, "Bad boy, Bill Clinton. You're a naughty boy." The American people already know that Bill Clinton is a bad boy, a naughty boy.
I'm going to speak out for the citizens of my state, who in the majority think that Bill Clinton is probably even a nasty, bad, naughty boy.

Jiminy!

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*  From the Statesman article:

McClure, whom Craig succeeded in the Senate, said Craig's formal manner of speaking has fueled rumors. Craig was taught by an old-school orator -- the late D.L. Carter of Weiser. The lessons served Craig well, as he won state championships, attended two national contests and filled his bedroom at the ranch with trophies.

Said McClure: "He was of the old oratorical school where you went in and took each word and broke it into syllables and enunciated and all of that. And that's how that style came about, to project across a full hall."

Craig also took piano lessons in high school and was in the high school choir.

"Larry's speech patterns are very precise," said McClure. "They're not what you expect from a rancher from Midvale. His speech patterns say, `Hey, here's a guy who's a little different.' And he is, he's a little different. But that doesn't mean he's homosexual for heaven's sakes! You have to jump from prejudice to suspicion to I don't know what to give the rumors any credibility."

But I could care less what his sexual orientation is, as long as he doesn't hurt anyone.

But his hypocrisy in pushing for anti-gay-rights legislation does hurt people and for that he deserves to be attacked, I agree.

Jeralyn puts it best.  These incidents shine light:

the problem Republicans face on this matter - they hate gay persons.

It is an interesting thing though, repressed desires. Surely there are many repressed desires we all have? From the simple desire to perhaps take something that doesn't belong to us, to desire to drink that last glass of wine too many, to desire to kick the ass of that guy who took our parking spot and then laughed at us, to wanting anonymous gay head in a bathroom, etc.