
The Night That Made MAGA Dating Even Hotter
There are some nights you just know are going to be unforgettable—and this was one of them. Last week, DateRightStuff threw one of our boldest, most electric events yet, and we did it in style: right in the heart of Trump Tower. Picture this—over 100 young conservatives, dressed to impress, mingling under golden chandeliers with American flags waving overhead. It wasn’t just a singles mixer—it was a full-blown celebration of connection, culture, and confidence.
The theme? Dress like you’re meeting your future spouse. The energy? Bold, based, and absolutely beautiful.
The Free Press was there. So was Vanity Fair. And sure, they had their own takes—some cheeky, some critical—but from where I stood, none of the commentary captured the vibe quite like being in that room did. Because this wasn’t about being provocative or exclusive. This was about being real. About creating space in New York City—a place that hasn’t always been welcoming to people who think like us—where conservative values didn’t have to be whispered.
As the creator of the “Make America Hot Again” movement, seeing it all come to life like this? Pure magic. I remember thinking, “This. This is what we’re doing it for.” No filter, no façade. Just incredible people, incredible conversation, and zero apologies.
We had everyone—from first responders to influencers, startup founders to finance guys. The drinks were flowing, the conversations were fiery, and yes, a few guests might have even flirted their way into future plans. (You know who you are.)
And let’s be honest: the idea that these events are some elitist, out-of-touch gathering? Not even close. This was a room full of smart, driven, attractive people who are done settling on dating apps that don’t reflect who they are. The vibe was magnetic because everyone was finally free to be themselves.
What people walked away with was even better than a date—genuine connections, new friendships, and the unmistakable feeling of being part of something bigger.
DateRightStuff is so much more than an app—it’s a spark. And that night at Trump Tower? It lit a fire.
We’re just getting started. Stay tuned.