Yes I can believe it. I can believe she doesn't know he was gay with all the national attention given to Biden,Bernie, Warren, Beto and Kamala over the last several months essentially burying Buttigieg under the pile. A lot of people aren't that focused on politics much passed whose on top, it's more likely given the local of Iowa to Minnesota she got more news about Amy than Pete. Appears she was more concerned about voting for a candidate who wasn't progressive or on the social justice bandwagon and she'd obviously already ruled Biden out. Do I think she should have had concerns when it came to him being gay? I would. Not because it's a sin in the bible like it was to her but because a gay president can push forth policies inside the department of education that would require teaching kids in the early elementary grade levels about different sexual identities. There would be no way in the world I would have had liked anybody teaching my kid(s) and/or now grand kids that's it's perfectly okay if you don't want to be a boy or girl or you can marry the same sex when you grow up. Children really can't comprehend these issues nor do they normally have any inclination to. They can be unduly influenced and confused about all the factors and circumstances involved, especially if reinforced than later end up that they just thought it was a neat idea to pretend but not actually be. Things like this should be more confined when kids start to wonder about sexuality, which is in the later grades, more like towards the junior high years. Basically these decisions being made by some schools to incorporate this into early learning coupled with the bathroom debate is what has helped Trump get elected. Giving control to what some people think is right and taking away that control from parents is a highly flammable issue. People have kids to nurtured them the way they chose. It's a natural instinct to want to nurture your children the way you want to, it doesn't matter if that comes with instilling good eating habits, right from wrong, or even it's okay to want to be the opposite sex but it's the parent not the schools or state, federal policies choosing, when it comes to children these are personal issues that belong within the boundaries of each individual family. Personally I wouldn't trust a gay president to protect my right as a parent in that regard. I don't care that he's gay, I don't care if he's married, I don't care if he gets divorced and remarried half a dozen times but I do care if he'd push policies that deny parents the right to chose the boundaries of what children learn regarding their sexuality.