Wherever drag queen Tara Hoot goes, bomb threats seem to follow
The Washington, D.C., drag queen has been the target of at least eight bomb threats in recent months.
April 11 2024 4:26 PM
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The Washington, D.C., drag queen has been the target of at least eight bomb threats in recent months.
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