Obscene song ‘The Loophole’ overshadows Ohio Senate candidate Frank LaRose’s campaign launch
July 19, 2023
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0:59Now PlayingObscene song ‘The Loophole’ overshadows Ohio Senate candidate Frank LaRose’s campaign launch
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as posted by the channelAs Republican Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose launched his campaign for Senate with a Monday call to his supporters, a pornographic parody song served as embarrassing entrance music.
As campaign staffers unmuted LaRose to make his big announcement, “The Loophole” by comedy duo Garfunkel and Oates rang out over the line with the decidedly unconservative lyrics.
The 2015 tune, which pokes fun at conservative Christians who choose sodomy over sex to preserve their virginities, continued to play as campaign workers attempted to mute latecomers to the call.
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