Conservatives Finally Get Their Own Dating App (And It's Brilliant)

Conservatives Finally Get Their Own Dating App (And It’s Brilliant)

As the political divide in the United States continues to widen, more and more people are looking for ways to connect with others who share their same worldview. Enter The Right Stuff, a new dating app for conservatives that is set to launch in September. The app promises to provide users with a safe space to connect with like-minded partners, free from the judgment and harassment that they may encounter on other dating apps. In addition, The Right Stuff will offer a range of features specifically tailored for conservative users, including filters for political views and religious beliefs.

Whether you’re looking for a romantic partner or just a friend to share your conservative values with, The Right Stuff is sure to be a valuable resource.

According to CBS News, A new dating app called The Right Stuff will launch in September for conservatives looking for like-minded partners.

On its website, the matchmaking app claims to “create meaningful connections for conservatives,” but it’s only available by invitation.

The app was founded by John McEntee, a former Trump adviser, and Daniel Huff, a Trump appointee at HUD. Axios reported in February that PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel is backing the company.

A tagline on The Right Stuff’s website says the matchmaking site caters to young singles who know traditional is attractive.

Unlike Tinder and Bumble, this app emphasizes exclusivity for conservatives while the others tend to attract more politically left-leaning users.

The Right Stuff profiles, for example, do not include date seekers’ pronouns. Additionally, you have to identify as a man or woman to join. Take a look at their promotional video

McEnany also attacked existing dating apps that The Right Stuff believes have failed to connect young conservatives.

Its website also claims to be a place to “connect with people who aren’t offended by everything.”

A number of earlier conservative dating apps have failed and are now defunct. Righter, Donald Daters, and TrumpSingles are some of them.

Whether you’re looking for a relationship or just want to meet new people, The Right Stuff promises to provide a convenient way for conservatives to find their perfect match. If you’re tired of the same old leftist dating apps this might be the right place for you.

Aldo Buttazzoni

Aldo Buttazzoni is writer and social commentator. Buttazzoni graduated from James Madison College at Michigan State University with a bachelors degree in International Relations focusing on Public Policy and Public affairs. Aldo has appeared on BlazeTV, NextNewsNetwork as well as other independent news channels.