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Buttigieg legitimizes fear that GOP will pack gays off to concentration camps

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg held a town hall in Oklahoma, where he entertained a zany question from an audience member who is very worried that Republicans will start sending gays to the gulag.

During the event, which took place in Tulsa over the weekend, the former South Bend, IN, mayor sought to bolster his profile with the ordinary folks as his party looks to shore up support for the midterms and he casts a longing eye on the 2028 Democrat nomination.

At one point during the Win the Era Town Hall, the woman who was in attendance at the Will Rogers Middle and High School Athletic Center uncorked her paranoid fantasy, which, despite having zero footing in the reality-based world, was given credence by Buttigieg rather than dismissed as the ravings of a leftist kook.

“Every day I wake up scared because a person I love is trans,” she began. “And I’m waiting for the day that they start banging on doors and taking our trans and our gay friends and family to concentration camps.”

“And our trans friends and family can’t get a passport to safely flee this country,” the woman continued. “And I know that there’s nothing you can do about that, but if you could, what would it be?”

An openly gay Buttigieg then responded, and in doing so, without rejecting the absurd idea outright, legitimized it after enthusiastic applause from the crowd.

“Well…first of all, it’s horrible that you even have to think about that kind of fear for somebody you care about,” he began. “And it’s horrible that so many Americans live in that kind of fear for themselves, and for those they love.”

Buttigieg then proceeded to reel off a rambling non-answer.

“And it should be that way, and it doesn’t have to be that way because as divisive a wedge issue as that has been made to be, for political purposes, by politicians who figure that stepping on people’s faces is the best way to get ahead,” he continued, “because they definitely don’t want to be taking about why they want to cut Medicaid or why they think taxes want to be cut for billionaires so they want to talk about this.”

“But it remains the case that that American, most Americans do not believe that somebody should be discriminated against, let alone harmed, because they are transgender or gay or anything else,” he said as the audience again erupted in applause.

X users commented on the lunacy of the town hall audience member as well as a former top government official’s seeming endorsement of such a crackpot conspiracy theory.

Buttigieg is among the Democrats vying for the nomination in a wide-open field and recently made the pilgrimage to New York City to kiss the Reverend Al Sharpton’s ring, a mandatory humiliation ritual for any party member who needs the black vote to survive the primaries.

Look for Democrats to increasingly play to the fears of their voters as they cynically see the derangement as their ticket back to political power.

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