Noted MAGA Homophobe Blames Staffer for Homophobic Post
Rep. Andy Ogles faced backlash after a homophobic post appeared on his official X account, claiming that 'homosexuality has no place in America.' Ogles attributed the post to a staffer and stated that the employee has been reprimanded. Despite the backlash, Ogles has a history of extremist rhetoric and opposition to LGBTQ+ rights.
- ▪Rep. Andy Ogles blamed a staffer for a homophobic post on his official X account.
- ▪The post stated that 'homosexuality has no place in America' and was deleted after public outcry.
- ▪Ogles has a history of extremist views and has campaigned against same-sex marriage.
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