TRUMP’S FIRST RALLY OPENS WITH HOMOPHOBIC INSULT

Jason Parsley

bravery over an upcoming operation, NBC News reported. The video doesn’t mention their gender identity. Jules described the procedure as a “major surgery” and “a good thing.”

Accurso took a break because of the backlash.

“Hurtful videos and comments, no matter how much attention they get, will not bring you [what] you want,” she captioned in a video on Feb. 27. “Only love can do that.”

Fans were quick to defend her and Jules.

“Actually Karen, some of us APPRECIATE a friendly face in the parenting," one wrote in a video caption.

“They’re educating your kids. They’re not indoctrinatingthem. Stop reaching, and we’re not canceling Ms. Rachel,” another TikTok creator said in a video.

Accurso started posting videos again on March 6.

Ted Nugent kicked off Donald Trump’s rally on March 25 with a homophobic insult aimed at the president of Ukraine.

“I want my money back, I did not authorize any money to Ukraine to some homosexual weirdo,” he said to cheers about President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The former president held a kick-off rally in Waco, Texas, for his 2024 presidential campaign. Nugent, a famous musician, has become known for his conservative causes and being a provocateur.

“His remarks, amazing about Zelensky, and I want my money back. He is channeling what a lot of Americans feel,” Ed Henry, host of Real America’s Voice, said on his newscast.

The war in Ukraine has become a flashpoint on the right with some Republicans calling for the U.S. to essentially abandon the country.

“Europe isn’t helping itself. They are relying on the U.S. to largely do it for them. That is very unfair to us,” Trump said, according to the Associated Press. The former president blamed the war on “a new lack of respect for the U.S.” and made the bold claim “that horrible war would end in 24 hours, or less,” if he were president.