Chasten Buttigieg Condemns Anti-Trans Movement, Urges Loud Pride Celebrations
“It’s okay to revel in their misery,” he said of those on the right who oppose LGBTQ+ rights.
June 02 2023 5:39 PM
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“It’s okay to revel in their misery,” he said of those on the right who oppose LGBTQ+ rights.
The out transportation secretary sees this weekend as a stress test.
Some political spouses shy away from controversy, but Chasten is no shrinking violet. He’s passionate, caring, and pissed off — and ready to stand up to bullies.
They want airlines to compensate passengers for more than just the ticket price if there's a preventable cancellation or delay.
As the father, teacher, and author continues to promote his new book, Chasten appeared on The View calling out the nonstop homophobia and misogyny coming from the right, like Jenna Ellis.
The husband, father, educator, and author took to his keyboard and clapped back at the former Republican vice president for using the Buttigieg family as a punchline.
The former vice president tried to be funny but ended up just peddling bigotry.
While the criticism of his actions is fair, he says, the critics are mostly not.
Appearing on the Newsmax network, the former president's oldest son ranted about the sexuality of the transportation secretary.
Responding to the former president's comments the day prior, the transportation secretary invited his support for reversing the former administration's deregulations.
The out Transportation secretary has also responded to his critics.
Conservative commentators called out Buttigieg for asking to take the reporter's picture.
Buttigieg and his husband, Chasten, moved to Michigan last year.
The Transportation secretary is the first choice for 23 percent of likely Democratic voters in the state.
This time the right-wing network harped on the transportation secretary's very public decision to take paternity leave in 2021.
His appearance on Fox News went viral instantly after he called out the host for treating his marriage as different.
The Secretary of Transportation defended his family's very relatable choice of vehicle while appearing on CNN to discuss marriage equality.
The husband of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg shared his sentiments a few hours before the U.S. Senate voted on the Respect for Marriage Act.