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'Gay people are offensive to me': Alabama official defends homophobic slurs
June 19, 201901:59
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'Gay people are offensive to me': Alabama official defends homophobic slurs

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The county treasurer of Mobile, Alabama, has come under fire for comments he published online that used homophobic slurs. When WPMI’s Andrea Ramey approached Phil Benson at his office, he defended his remarks, citing the Bible.June 19, 2019

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