How Liberals Treat Gay Conservatives – a Discussion with Brian Talbert – Episode 332




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Summary: Brian Talbert is a Conservative in the LGTB community, who founded the organization Deplorable Pride for people who share his values. On the podcast, they discuss why so many in the gay community follow liberal leadership, even though they’re not really represented.<br> <br> Talbert discusses how he was not allowed to participate in the Pride Parade, which supposedly celebrates inclusion and diversity, because he wanted to have a float that supports Trump. They discuss how gay pride parades have become advertisements for Democratic politicians. At the same time, Muslims are accepted, despite the treatment of gays by the Islam.<br> <br> Also on the podcast, Chuck and Mark talk about Trump welcoming the prisoners from North Korea, Nancy Pelosi doing more for Republican candidates than they ever could, Angela Merkel’s reaction to Trump pulling out of the Iran deal, the capture of the five top leaders in ISIS and more.<br> <br> About the guest:<br> <br> Brian Talbert is the founder of Deplorable Pride. From Albemarle, NC, he once considered a career in law enforcement until he got the taste for politics. After years of being a liberal, he woke up one day and realized that the Democrat party had nothing to offer him and does not have the best interests of his community at heart. He’s now been a proud Republican for many years who fully supports President Trump and will defend him to any length.<br> <br> In June of 2017, he applied to be in the Charlotte Pride Parade and was denied after 20+ years of being involved, because of his support of President Trump. That motived him to create Deplorable Pride, an organization for LGBT Conservatives. He now works to expose the hypocrisy of the liberal LGBT community. His love of politics has led him to consider a 2020 run for the North Carolina House for seat 67.<br> <br> Learn more about Deplorable Pride at https://www.deplorablepride.org/<br> <br>  <br> <br>