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Tennessee congressman's account posts anti-gay message during Pride Month

A post on Tennessee Rep. Andy Ogles' social media account said 'Homosexuality has no place in America' during Pride Month; the post was later deleted and Ogles blamed a staffer.

  • Nashville, United States
  • Severity 1 of 5 — Discriminatory speech or policy

Reported by 6 sources

  1. thedailybeast.com/maga-rep-andy-ogles-deletes-anti-gay-post-after-gop-colleagues-call-it-out/
  2. thedailybeast.com/maga-rep-andy-ogles-blames-someone-else-for-vile-deleted-post/
  3. wach.com/news/nation-world/tennessee-rep-andy-ogles-deletes-nuclear-family-month-post-and-posts-explanation
  4. independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/gop-congressman-andy-ogles-homophobic-tweet-b2988741.html
  5. nbcnews.com/politics/congress/gop-rep-andy-ogles-deletes-homophobic-social-media-post-blames-staffer-rcna348227
  6. outinperth.com/us-politician-andy-ogles-blame-staffer-for-anti-gay-message-at-start-of-pride-month/

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