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Pete Buttigieg Perfectly Shames Donald Trump After Trump Urges Rush Limbaugh Not to Apologize for Homophobic Remarks

Pete Buttigieg Perfectly Shames Donald Trump After Trump Urges Rush Limbaugh Not to Apologize for Homophobic Remarks
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Far-Right radio host Rush Limbaugh received widespread backlash earlier this month after laughing at the idea of gay South Bend, Indiana Mayor and 2020 Presidential contender Pete Buttigieg kissing his husband on a debate stage next to "Mr. Man," President Donald Trump.

Despite the backlash, Limbaugh recently revealed that Trump himself called and told him not to apologize for his words about Buttigieg, leaving some to question whether Trump was sincere when he said recently that he wouldn't have a problem with a gay President.


Buttigieg took both of the Conservative figures head on in a CNN Town Hall on Tuesday night.

Watch below.

Buttigieg said:

"The idea of the likes of Rush Limbaugh or Donald Trump lecturing anybody on family values. I'm sorry, but one thing about my marriage is it's never involved me having to send hush money to a porn star after cheating on my spouse, with him or her. So, if they want to debate family values, let's debate family values, I'm ready."

The crowd erupted in applause.

Buttigieg was referring to the 130 thousand dollars paid from Trump campaign funds to adult film star Stormy Daniels in exchange for her silence about an affair the two had in the early 2000s. Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, produced a copy of a check written to him from Trump, which Cohen then used to pay Daniels.

Cohen is sitting in prison for the transaction, while Trump is still in the White House.

People praised Buttigieg's devastating rebuttal.







You can buy Buttigieg's book, Shortest Way Home, here.

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