TYT Triggered Over Ryann McEnany's Conservative Dating App 'The Right Stuff' Not Allowing Pronouns
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A new app is looking to narrow down the dating pool to conservatives. The assumption is that it’s easier to find love with people who share your political beliefs. The Right Stuff is reportedly backed by a $1.5 million investment from Peter Thiel, the conservative billionaire using his fortune to put his thumb on the scale of American politics.
Ryann McEnany, whose big sister Kayleigh was the White House press secretary during the Trump administration, stars in the debut ad the Right Stuff released on Wednesday.
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