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Woman who told Ric Grenell gays aren't welcome in the GOP gets some backup

As Twitchy reported earlier Monday, Lauren Witzke of Hold the Line PAC made it clear to Richard Grenell that gay conservatives aren’t welcome in the Republican party after he’d highlighted the positive experience of a trans woman at CPAC.

Now Nicholas J. Fuentes, host of something called America First, is coming to Witzke’s defense, accusing Grenell of trying to cancel her.


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