That would be because he follows the teachings of the Bible
It's nice to know someone still does
Pete Buttigieg has been a frequent critic of those who take umbrage with the LGBTQ lifestyle, often directing his ire at Vice President Mike Pence, who has not once taken a shot at the Democratic presidential candidate’s sexual orientation.
However, during a recently published interview with The Washington Post, Buttigieg’s husband Chasten opened up about his own sexual identity and his family’s struggle — partially for religious reasons — to accept his orientation.
One of Chasten’s brothers, Rhyan Glezman, who is a pastor at a church in Clio, Michigan, told the Post he was not surprised by his youngest brother’s homosexuality.
“I want the best for him,” he told the newspaper, noting it was very difficult for the family to make amends with Chasten’s sexuality. “I just don’t support the gay lifestyle.”
