Elizabeth Warren was asked how she would respond to a supporter who may oppose same-sex marriage due to their faith — the internet can’t get enough of her priceless response.
CNN and the Human Rights Campaign Foundation hosted the latest Democratic presidential town hall in Los Angeles, Calif. focused on LGBTQ issues with nine of the presidential hopefuls, including Senator Elizabeth Warren, Mayor Pete Buttegieg, Senator Kamala Harris, former Vice President Joe Biden and more. While all the candidates were vying to be seen as a champion of LGBTQ rights, according to many people online, Warren came out on top.
The crowd immediately responded cheers and applause at her quick comeback but then, in a line that’s being talked about all over social media, she replied: “...Assuming you can find one.” Emily Andras, a Canadian TV producer and writer tweeted, “God give me an ounce of the wisdom, empathy and comic timing of Elizabeth Warren.”
WOW. Elizabeth Warren mocks religious people of faith about views on marriage.pic.twitter.com/oPJUAQAb7N She later added that “the hatefulness” for LGBTQ individuals “really shocked me, especially for people of faith.”
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