Pete Buttigieg Says He Is Above Being ‘Lectured On Family Values’ By Trump Supporters

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Democrat presidential frontrunner Pete Buttigieg said Sunday that he will not be “lectured on family values” by anyone who supports President Trump.

Democrat presidential frontrunner Pete Buttigieg said Sunday that he will not be “lectured on family values” by anyone who supports President Trump.

The former mayor, who is an abortion extremist, spoke on “Fox News Sunday” with anchor Chris Wallace, who brought up comments made by Rush Limbaugh and “America First” host Sebastian Gorka about Buttigieg’s stances on abortion and electability.

A gay guy, 37 years old, loves kissing his husband on debate stages. Can you see [President Donald] Trump have fun with that?” Limbaugh asked, while Gorka questioned, “Why is a homosexual man lecturing us about the sanctity of life in the womb? Just a little curious there, strange.

Pete Buttigieg’s husband has announced he will call himself ‘first gentleman’ if Buttigieg becomes president
Pete Buttigieg’s husband has announced he will call himself ‘first gentleman’ if Buttigieg becomes president

What is your reaction to those comments?” Wallace asked Buttigieg.

The homosexual presidential candidate, whose father was a Marxist professor at Notre Dame, responded: “I am in a faithful, loving, committed marriage. I’m proud of my marriage, and I’m proud of my husband.

He added:

And I’m not going to be lectured on family values from the likes of Rush Limbaugh or anybody who supports Donald J. Trump as the moral as well as political leader of the United States. America has moved on, and we should have politics of belonging that welcomes everybody. That’s what the American people are for. And I am saddened for what the Republican Party has become if they embrace that kind of homophobic rhetoric.

DailyCaller report:

Buttigieg also commented on whether Americans would vote for a gay presidential candidate and noted that he came out as gay while Vice President Mike Pence was governor of Indiana.

We didn’t know what would happen. I’ll tell you what happened,” he said.

I got reelected with 80% of the vote in my generally Democratic but socially conservative community, more than I had the first time that I ran for office,” he continued, adding:

When it comes to LGBTQ issues … the most important thing is not the treatment of candidates, it’s what’s happening to individuals and families across the country from brave service members who have their careers threatened by this president.”

Baxter Dmitry

Baxter Dmitry

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7 Comments

  1. Dear Pete: President Trump went shopping with Liberace and helped him pick out a fur coat. How much more gay friendly do you expect a straight guy to be?? Look it up, it’s online and is a cute story.

  2. Like the old saying, a Godly family is Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve!

    You go to your judgement with your argument and see how it works.

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