US EditionExclusive | Dem challenger in Texas House race starred in his own bizarre music video where he played a pervert
- Bobby Pulido, an award-winning musician and Democratic nominee for Texas's 15th Congressional District, appeared in a 2010 music video where he portrayed a public masturbator and a gay admirer, leading to questions about his sexuality from the Mexican press.
- Pulido has denied being gay, swearing on the Bible, despite previous rumors and scrutiny about his video and social media posts.
- He has made derogatory comments about homosexual males on social media, and his campaign has faced criticism over his online presence and past attacks.
- Pulido won the Democratic primary and is currently trailing Republican incumbent Monica De La Cruz by three percentage points in a historically conservative district that Donald Trump won in 2024.
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Grammy-winning singer turned Democratic congressional candidate grilled over music video that depicts lewd acts · American Wire News
A Grammy-winning Latin singer turned Democratic congressional candidate is in hot water over a music video that depicts lewd acts. While it’s easy to chalk such behavior up to the strangeness of celebrity, things fall under an extra layer of scrutiny when one launches a political bid. This includes one of Bobby Pulido’s music videos from 2010 for his song “Dias de Ayer.” In the video, he is depicted engaging in sexual acts while wrapped in a red…
Dem congressional candidate Bobby Pulido depicts lewd behavior in controversial music video for his song
Bobby Pulido, Democratic nominee for Texas' 15th Congressional District, is facing scrutiny over a controversial 2010 music video and vulgar social media posts he has made in the past.
Exclusive | Dem challenger in Texas House race starred in his own bizarre music video where he played a pervert
Bobby Pulido, who is challenging GOP Rep. Monica De La Cruz in Texas, once starred in a bizarre music video as a pervert who pleasures himself in public — and has a strange history of making homophobic remarks on social media, The Post has learned.
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