Former Trump aide John McEntee has started a dating website for conservatives called The Right Stuff.
, each of their vows included a special shoutout to the dating app they had met on. It wasn’t Bumble, Tinder, or Hinge, the three most downloaded dating apps in the United States. Last spring, the now-married couple met through The Right Stuff, the conservative dating app launched by former Trump aide John McEntee.
The Right Stuff may be born from the Trump administration — founders McEntee, Daniel Huff, and Isaac Stalzer all worked for the former president — but it owes its start to venture capitalist Peter Thiel after he gave McEntee the $1.5 million to launch the app in 2022. Thiel, who is gay and married to his longtime partner, Matt Danzeisen, came under fire for his involvement with The Right Stuff upon its launch due to the app only allowing heterosexual matches.
Then-President Donald Trump, with Director of the White House Presidential Personnel Office John McEntee, walks to the Oval Office as he returns to the White House in Washington, D.C., on September 11, 2020.
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