On Friday’s broadcast of “The Alex Marlow Show,” host and Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow weighed in on remarks attributed to Dan Goldman (D-NY), raising questions about rhetoric surrounding New York City and the LGBTQ+ community.
During the segment, Marlow reacted to the idea that New York City’s identity is inseparable from certain segments of the LGBTQ+ community. He challenged the framing, saying, “There’s no New York City without the Ts and the Q+s. Is there anyone who agrees with that? That there are no Ts or no +s who, no one can define plus.”
Marlow appeared to question both the phrasing and the broader assertion, focusing in particular on what he characterized as unclear terminology. His remarks centered on whether political messaging tied to identity categories resonates broadly with the public.
The comments come amid ongoing national debates over cultural identity, representation, and the language used in political discourse. Lawmakers in both parties have increasingly engaged in public exchanges over how communities are described and represented in public policy conversations.
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