Tulsi Gabbard hammers LA Dodgers for reinviting anti-Catholic group to Pride Night

‘Outnumbered’ panel discuss the LA Dodgers decision to invite a group known for anti-catholic rhetoric and apologizes for initially uninviting the group

Fox News contributor Tulsi Gabbard reacted Tuesday to the Los Angeles Dodgers re-inviting an LGBTQ+ group known for its anti-Catholic rhetoric to Pride Night. On "Outnumbered," the former Hawaii congresswoman said the message being sent is that people of faith "do not matter in this world."

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TULSI GABBARD: It reveals their own hypocrisy and the strength of the fear that is fomented by this cancel culture where they had to go back on it. They rescinded the invitation, and they got a lot of hate for it. And they felt like they had to extend it again. The hate that they are extending not only towards Christians and Catholics, but really the message it is sending towards all people of faith is that you don't matter in this world. You don't deserve respect. You don't deserve the same kind of tolerance that these kinds of groups and people are demanding.  … Whether it's Christians or Catholics or Hindus or Jewish people, people who of all of these other faiths, all of a sudden it's okay to be offensive and make a mockery of and degrade and hate. But can you imagine the outrage from Ilhan Omar or Rashida Tlaib if these people were making a mockery of Islam? It would be a completely different story. It just again shows the hypocrisy and the double standard of today's Democratic Party and those who abide by this so-called woke agenda that stands against freedom in this country and respect.

Three Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence pose for a selfie during the Gay Pride March in Paris. Thousands of LGBT members