Sanity cannot return to the swamp soon enough.
Though Trump has long since creamed Comrade Kamala in the most recent presidential election, a host of other challenges remain until he takes office.
Not only do these challenges include the Dems’ sudden enthusiasm for possible World War III overseas, but also their apparent fixation on any and all things sexual.
For instance, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) apparently finds sexual wokery one of the most important items to draw attention to, in spite of far greater health challenges pervading the globe.
Indeed, HHS recently posted in honor of #PansexualPrideDay, as if #PrideDay alone has not been seriously overblown.
“Today on Pansexual and Panromantic Pride Day, everyone deserves to feel seen, respected and supported – no matter who they love. Create a world where everyone feels proud to be themselves!” the HHS boomed on X.
As reported by the Daily Mail, quite a few allies of Trump were less than impressed.
Allie Beth Stuckey, a conservative commentator on BlazeTV, blasted the current federal government as unabashedly “degenerate.”
“I cannot wait for this degenerate embarrassment of an administration to end,” Stuckey remarked in disbelief.
Republican Senator-elect Jim Banks of Indiana was equally disgusted, noting that the LGBTQ militant madness has an expiration date, thankfully.
“Glad this type of bulls*** will end on Jan 20! Can’t come soon enough,” Banks proclaimed.
Stephen Miller, who served as the senior advisor to Trump throughout Trump’s entire first term, had an even more succinct take on the entire situation.
“Sanity is returning to HHS in 43 days,” Miller declared.
Is it ever.
And that sanity is desperately needed, considering the degree to which wokery has spread to all other federal agencies and departments.
Including the State Department.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken sent a memo to the State Department that buggers belief, given that his primary focus was apparently on the importance of gendered pronouns.
That’s right: Forget hypersonic missiles and nuclear threats; apparently, misgendering is one of the most egregious offenses of all.
Blinken urged his readers to use “gender-neutral language whenever possible” in order to “show respect and avoid misunderstandings.”
Well, that’s nice.
Blinken also declared that it is “problematic” to make assumptions about someone’s gender based on name and appearance, “harmful, exclusionary message.”
Naturally, it is also “problematic” to make assumptions about someone based on their political views, but such logical remarks did not make their way into Blinken’s memo.
Blinken also discouraged references to “mother/father,” “son/daughter,” and “husband/wife.” Apparently, all such phrases are deeply offensive.
Blinken went as far as to order his audience to not use phrases such as “brave men and women on the front lines,’” though they should “use more specific language,” which would include: “brave first responders,” “brave soldiers,” or “brave DS agents.”
Perhaps most ridiculously of all, Blinken actually advocated for his audience to use totally bizarre “zir” and “ze” pronouns.
“Commonly used pronouns could include she/her, he/him, they/them, and ze/zir,” Blinken trilled.
In what universe is “ze” or “zir” commonly used, Mr. Blinken?
Clearly not his own, as Blinken forgot his own pronoun/gender rules when posting on social media.
“This Veterans Day, we stand united in honoring the brave men and women who served our country. For your dedication, service, and the ultimate sacrifice for the nation, thank you,” Blinken declared on X.
And thank you, Blinken, for indirectly revealing what a total sham the misgendering madness has truly been.
Author: Ofelia Thornton
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