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In 2015, Hoft received the Breitbart Award for Excellence by the Americans for Prosperity Foundation.
 
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Following the Orlando terrorist attack, Hoft came out as being [[gay]] and called for homosexuals to "come back home to the Republican Party".<ref>Two references:
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Following the [[Orlando]] [[terrorist]] attack, Hoft came out as being [[gay]] and called for [[homosexual]]s to "come back home to the [[Republican Party]]."<ref>Two references:
 
*[https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jun/13/jim-hoft-conservative-blogger-comes-out-as-gay-aft/ Conservative blogger Jim Hoft comes out as gay after Orlando terror attack]
 
*[https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jun/13/jim-hoft-conservative-blogger-comes-out-as-gay-aft/ Conservative blogger Jim Hoft comes out as gay after Orlando terror attack]
 
*[https://dailycaller.com/2016/06/13/gateway-pundit-outs-himself-as-gay-after-orlando-terror/ Gateway Pundit Outs Himself As Gay After Orlando Terror] '''(Warning: A quote within the article contains foul language)'''</ref>
 
*[https://dailycaller.com/2016/06/13/gateway-pundit-outs-himself-as-gay-after-orlando-terror/ Gateway Pundit Outs Himself As Gay After Orlando Terror] '''(Warning: A quote within the article contains foul language)'''</ref>

Latest revision as of 22:40, October 22, 2026

Jim Hoft is a movement conservative who founded The Gateway Pundit, a top right-wing news source known for consistent factual reporting and its refusal to cave into political correctness and left-leaning talking points, unlike many neocon-leaning sites such as Fox News and the National Review. As such, he has been the subject of ridicule and smears by liberal organizations like Media Matters,[1] Salon,[2] and Crooks and Liars.[3]

In 2015, Hoft received the Breitbart Award for Excellence by the Americans for Prosperity Foundation.

Following the Orlando terrorist attack, Hoft came out as being gay and called for homosexuals to "come back home to the Republican Party."[4]

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