Kayleigh McEnany’s sister, Ryann McEnany, kicked off the marketing for conservative dating app “The Right Stuff” on Wednesday, and the comments — including “conspiracy theory tinder” — are almost as good as the app’s promo.
“‘Will you have a cousins dating filter?’ ‘How is this different from a klan meeting?’ Don’t wait! Download it and swipe white!”One user Tweet.
Former Trump staffers John McEntee, Daniel Huff and Daniel Huff co-founded the app. It aims to bring conservatives in. “the right dating pool, with people who share the same values and beliefs.”
“We’re sorry that you’ve had to endure years of bad dates and wasted time with people who don’t see the world our way — the right way,” McEnany says in the app’s promotional video aimed at “young conservative[s] looking to amp up [their] dating [lives]”
Peter Thiel, a tech billionaire and co-founder of PayPal, invested $1.5 Million in the company. AppThat was it “created for conservatives to connect in authentic, meaningful ways,”According to The Hill.
The app, which will launch in September, will only accept two genders. “ladies and gentlemen,”With “no pronouns necessary.” “Ladies”For inviting friends to the app, you will receive a complimentary premium subscription “gentlemen”If they wish to have premium access, they will need to pay.
“Wait, this isn’t an SNL skit?”One user You can find more information atskedOne is a solitary, and the other is a collective. JokesMcEnany was “leaning hard into culture war tropes in this promo”
See the most hilarious reactions “The Right Stuff”Below are tweets from users of Twitter: