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Kansas City Chiefs Harrison Butker home address leaked by Kansas City social media account as Missouri AG demands records
The fallout from Harrison Butker’s controversial speech continues to make headlines after Andrew Bailey, the Missouri Attorney General, vowed to pursue action against the city for revealing his home address. Butker has been called out for his misogynistic and homophobic speech to Benedictine College last week, but it seems Bailey is on his side.
It comes after a social media account managed by the city of Kansas City revealed the residence of the Kansas City Chiefs kicker, which Bailey has described as an act of “retaliation” for his religious beliefs.
A post on X last week revealed the city where Butker lives, and Bailey revealed his office has requested records and documents related to the management of the city’s social media account.
“We have demanded certain records from the city related to their management of that social media account that doxed Harrison Butker in retaliation for his free expression of religious beliefs,” Bailey said, speaking to “OutKick the Morning” with Charly Arnolt
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