Right-Wing Dating App Slams Rival’s ’33 Gender Options’ in New Ad

NEWSWEEK – "The Right Stuff", a right-wing dating app that was recently mocked for failing to attract women to its platform, is now promoting itself as "the least political dating app" around, one that doesn't prompt users to add their pronouns or political beliefs. In its ad, The Right Stuff is mocking Tinder, Hinge and Bumble for "33 gender options", presenting itself as a return to "normal." But the app, targeted at heterosexual conservatives, is struggling to get off the ground. The Right Stuff, backed by billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel, was launched on September 30, with a video introducing the app presented by Ryann McEnany, former White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany's younger sister.