Would You Date Ginni Thomas? | Lovett or Leave It
February 11, 2023
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as posted by the channelOn this episode of Lovett Or Leave It, Cupid points his bow at Producer Malcolm, as Katrina Davis helps him find love on a conservative dating app, The Right Stuff. Jon, Malcolm and Katrina build a profile for Mel, a nice conservative man who loves America and needs some travel tips for The Capitol.
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