“It’s just tone deaf, and it’s just not the type of stuff that we need to, you know, be dealing with right now.”
Blake Moore: ““It’s just tone deaf, and it’s just not the type of stuff that we need to, you know, be dealing with right now.””
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Expressing concern over the ethical implications of the wedding funding.
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“I appreciate that they gave the money back, but why in the world is there not somebody advising them?” Moore said. “Like … this is going to be a bad look, if nothing else, other than highly, highly unethical.”





