Diddy: Fraudulent prosecution or evader of justice?



A jury found Sean “Diddy” Combs guilty of two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, but the rap mogul was acquitted of the most serious charges in his federal criminal trial.

While Combs still faces up to 20 years in prison for the two counts on which he’s been convicted, America is divided on whether or not justice has been served.

“I believe that he’s the victim. As crazy as that sounds, I believe that Diddy is the victim,” Anton Daniels tells BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock on “Fearless.”


“And this trial has basically proven that he is. Anybody that followed it from the time that they first announced the charges all the way up until, you know, they read the verdict, you can tell that this was basically an opportunity for the federal government to try to get a win,” Daniels continues.

“And not only did they try to get a win, they got a win on top of the fact that he had to pay Cassie, on top of the fact that she was also the Bonnie to his Clyde,” he argues, adding, “And people automatically jumped on it, and they automatically tried to convict him also in the court of public opinion.”

Daniels also doesn’t believe Diddy received a fair trial, as “all the jurors had already been familiar with every piece of evidence that they were trying to present against him.”

“They were already painting him as a negative person before he ever even set foot inside of the court. They didn’t give him bail. They let him sit in jail, and then they also tried to leverage Cassie in order to get a bunch of other people to file lawsuits,” he explains, adding, “Last I checked, being extra freaky wasn’t a crime.”

Delano Squires disagrees, saying he wouldn’t call Diddy a “victim.”

“His behavior is part of the reason he ended up in this particular situation,” Squires argues. “He was hiring men to sleep with women that he was involved with.”

“I get Anton’s point in terms of him being overcharged and the perception that he was railroaded, but Diddy’s behavior is what put him in this particular situation,” he adds.

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Black Americans destroy Whoopi Goldberg’s claim that life for blacks is ‘the same’ as for Iranians



The women of “The View,” who lead arguably some of the most privileged lives in the world, got into a heated debate this week when co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin elaborated on the many human rights violations perpetrated under the Ayatollah’s regime in Iran.

Those include executions of gay people and the imprisonment of women who dare to venture outside without their hair covered.

“Iranians literally throw gay people off of buildings,” Griffin said, before Goldberg laid into her.

"Let’s not do that, because if we start with that, we have been known in this country to tie gay folks to the car. Listen, I'm sorry, they used to just keep hanging black people," Goldberg said.

"In the year 2025 in the United States, it is nothing like if I step foot wearing this outfit into Iran right now," Griffin said.


"It is the same," Goldberg responded, and when Griffin attempted to argue, Goldberg responded, “Not if you’re black.”

BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock of "Jason Whitlock Harmony" couldn’t be less surprised that Goldberg holds such a view, and neither can his panel.

“Delusion is a stronghold, and oftentimes when you are too well fed for too long, you forget what actual hunger feels like,” BlazeTV contributor Delano Squires comments.

“My initial thought, and it’s not my strongest, but why is this on TV? Who is funding this? This is a level of delusion and a conversation so far removed from reality. Why is this on television, and why are corporations and advertisers supporting this?” Whitlock chimes in.

“It just frustrates me because it is allowed to be on TV when it’s so far-fetched and ridiculous. I don’t, as a black person, walk around every day feeling like I even compare to these women or people in these other countries, and Whoopi knows this, and she understands this, but yet she’s allowed to push this type of rhetoric,” Shemeka Michelle agrees.

“So for Whoopi to be able to push this narrative on national TV, ABC should be ashamed of themselves,” she adds.

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Chicago mayor claims black people ‘are the most generous people on the planet’



In a viral video, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) decided to clap back at critics who accuse him of only hiring black people by claiming that black people are “the most generous people on the planet.”

“Some detractors that will push back on me and say, ‘You know the only thing that the mayor talks about is the hiring of black people.’ No, what I’m saying is when you hire our people, we always look out for everybody else. We are the most generous people on the planet,” Johnson said in an interview.

“So business and economic neighborhood development, the mayor is a black woman. Department of planning development is a black woman. Infrastructure deputy mayor is a black woman. Chief operations officer is a black man. Budget director is a black woman. Senior adviser is a black man,” he continued.

BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock of “Jason Whitlock Harmony” is not only unimpressed with Johnson’s statements, but worries this will only make things worse for black people.


“This kind of conversation and talk, very problematic, and sets the stage for white bigots, white nationalists, to get into office, to get into positions of power,” Whitlock says.

BlazeTV contributor Delano Squires is “not surprised.”

“This is Brandon Johnson’s MO. He makes Lori Lightfoot look like a fairly reasonable public executive, because if there ever was a person who personified racial idolatry, I think it’s Brandon Johnson,” Squires tells Whitlock and BlazeTV contributor Shemeka Michelle.

“It seems to be the main thing that he likes to talk about, so I’m not surprised that he did this,” Squires continues, adding, “It’s not good coming from a public executive, and it’s the type of thing that casts doubt on the competency of the people that he hires.”

Squires also notes that in the interview, Johnson didn’t name any of his hires. Rather, he simply described them by the color of their skin.

“Which, again, goes to show you the depth of his thinking. But it’s the type of thing that’ll call into question their qualifications, because people will say, ‘Oh, all Mayor Johnson wants is somebody who has the right skin color,'” he explains.

“This is not the way you lead a city, and it’s not the way you lead a city in 21st-century America. This reminds me of how, maybe, you know, the old Irish or Italian politicians might have talked in the turn of the century when this sort of racial patronage was much more common,” he continues.

“This is the type of thing that can lead to a serious sort of backlash that I don’t think is good for anyone,” he adds.

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Whitlock: Andrew Tate is playing the ‘victim card’ as the right-wing Gloria Steinem



Andrew Tate and his brother are back in the news after leaving Romania — where they are facing human trafficking charges — and arriving in Florida. The reaction among conservatives is split, with some celebrating his arrival, while others are not happy with it.

Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” and Delano Squires are among the latter.

“If young men think they’ve been sold a bad deal by feminists, they need to understand Andrew Tate is really no different than Gloria Steinem,” Squires tells Whitlock. “He’s selling a particular message.”


“Gloria Steinem in the 1960s was telling women working for your husband is a bad deal, marriage is a bad deal,” he continues. “‘Go out in the corporation, go make your own money, stand on your own two feet, you don’t need a man to fulfill your life.’”

“Andrew Tate is right there on the other side. This is the horseshoe theory in effect,” he adds. “Telling young men marriage and family is a bad deal, traditional values are a bad deal. Make your money, build your own empire. You don’t need a woman to fulfill your life.”

“He has executed this, ‘Hey, I’m a victim’ card, and conservatives have fallen for it,” Whitlock agrees. “He’s a victim of the globalists and the feminist and the DEI crowd or whatever, and he’s played that game.”

“This is where politics gets in the way of truth and righteousness, and that’s the real danger that I see here,” he continues. “We’re so caught up in politics, we’ve thrown out our values once again.”

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Serena Williams and ‘The View' DEFINE ‘crip walking’ as black culture



When Serena Williams won the gold medal during the 2012 Olympics, the tennis star celebrated with the crip walk — a dance move that was popularized by California gangsters.

Thirteen years later, Williams took the stage during the Super Bowl halftime show alongside rapper Kendrick Lama and performed the crip walk again. While Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” is far from amused by the display, the hosts of "The View" are lauding the performance as a celebration of “black culture.”

“When she did the same crip walk after she beat Sharapova in the 2012 Olympics, she did that walk then, and it was on Wimbledon grass, and everyone said that it was disrespectful,” Sunny Hostin began.

“What she was doing was being her authentic self, an homage to her roots from Compton, and it was black joy and black excellence. You’ve got the greatest female athlete of all time coming out and enjoying it,” Hostin continued, adding, “This was about Serena being her authentic self and being the essence of black culture.”


“I don't know Sunny Hostin’s background, it’s probably similar to Serena in terms of probably a disconnect from the hood culture that she’s trying to attach herself to,” Whitlock says.

When Whitlock initially saw the clip from "The View," he was “stunned” that everyone “seemed to be in agreement” that crip walking was representative of black culture.

“Can they honestly believe this? Or is this just what they have to say to survive on television?” he asks guest Delano Squires.

“I think it depends on who you ask and in what context you ask it. I’ll say it this way. When a black artist is winning awards, let’s say Beyonce winning a Grammy for her country album or a black athlete is winning an award or a Super Bowl or whatever the case may be, then I think black folks are like, ‘Yes, this is for the culture, this is a win,'” Squires tells Whitlock.

“But when a hip-hop artist is being criticized for the content that they put out there, for the guns, the murder, the ops, the drugs, the degradation and disrespect for women, then that same person will say, ‘Oh no, that’s not black culture, that’s hip-hop, that’s that particular individual,'” he continues.

“I think that dichotomy lives in almost all of us and certainly in the people who are talking heads and have the platforms on TV and mainstream media,” he adds.

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This NFL player says he doesn’t want WHITE PEOPLE teaching his kids...



Former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, who is currently a free agent, apparently has a problem with white people teaching his seven children.

Jason Whitlock plays the video of Newton explaining his issues with the private schools he sends his kids to.

"Something alarming happened when my daughter came home. ... She said, 'Dad, a white person is teaching us about black history,' and I was like, 'Yo, that's not right,'" Newton said.

“If a white person is teaching about black history, can a black person teach about Caucasian history [or] European history?” he asked. “You could, but there's gonna be some things that are left out,” like “slavery [and] how Africans moved to America.”

One of Newton’s interviewers had her own bit to add. “They’re not letting black teachers…” she trailed off, insinuating that black educators are being barred from teaching in schools.

“Black teachers have been banned, and white teachers don't teach about slavery, and Cam Newton has no responsibility to teach his own kids about history,” sighs Whitlock in staunch disagreement with Newton’s perspective.

“Black professors or teachers certainly can teach European history,” adds Delano Squires, who agrees that Newton should assume the responsibility of teaching his children about history.

“I think all of this colorized history is a mistake. ... We just need to teach American history, and that should be universal to everybody,” says Whitlock.

Squires, however, does find value in teaching black history specifically.

“There are certain facts of history — a certain battle took place on this particular day, a certain event took place on another day — but the perspective on those issues is very much different,” he explains. “Consider how different ... the death of George Floyd will be taught in schools 50 years from now, depending on whether you have a teacher who has, let's say, more pro-law enforcement leanings as opposed to one who has more pro-BLM leanings.”

Both types of teachers will convey that “yes, this man died on this particular day, but how he died, how they characterize it, [and] the terms that they use will be very much different, depending on who shapes the narrative,” he tells Whitlock.

To hear their full analysis, watch the clip below.


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Jason Whitlock and Delano Squires on what makes a black man in America today



What makes a black man in today’s America?

Author Delano Squires has an interesting answer.

Squires noticed on the Transgender Day of Remembrance how many black officials — Wes Moore, Eric Adams, Brandon Scott, Brandon Johnson, and others — were “repeating the same lines about, you know, their trans siblings and violence and a day of remembrance.”

Squires believes “the public image of the black male has been transitioned” because “you have black men in very prominent positions who are repeating all of the same LGBTQIA+ propaganda that their white counterparts in the Democratic Party repeat on a daily basis.”

This he says is a “seismic shift,” as for years black men looked up to hip-hop and hip-hop culture, which has often been described as misogynistic and homophobic.

Now, they’ve done a complete 180.

“All these guys speak in terms of trauma and microaggressions and harms and they walk around in a perpetual state of fear,” he tells Whitlock.

Whitlock is in agreement, noting that so much of “our identity is defined by politics.”

“Everything has become so politicized and people are always trying to protect their political identity, and they’ll sacrifice their masculinity and everything else to make sure they’re in good standing politically with the Democrat Party,” he explains.

“These guys will say with a straight face that they believe that a man can get pregnant,” Squires says in agreement. “Now, they don’t actually believe that, and they don’t actually believe that a man can become a woman.”

“So, yes, this is largely driven by political identity,” he adds.


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Squires: The left respects black drug dealers, pimps, and murderers more than black conservatives



In one week, Cori Bush proved she is more supportive of trans murderers than of black conservatives.

The congresswoman from Missouri joined fellow Democrat Emanuel Cleaver in an attempt to stop the execution of Amber McLaughlin – formerly Scott McLaughlin – who was convicted of rape and murder in 2006.

Their efforts failed.

Bush’s tweet lamenting that McLaughlin’s execution – the first involving a transgender inmate – was much different in tone from the one she sent regarding a very different historic event.

  

Bush called Rep. Byron Donalds, a black Republican from Florida, a “prop” and supporter of “white supremacy” in a recent tweet criticizing his bid to become speaker of the House. Donalds would be the first black person to hold that position – the type of milestone that the left openly celebrates. Leftists certainly have celebrated for Hakeem Jeffries, the black Democrat and noted election denier, who will lead his party in the new session of Congress.

Byron Donalds is different. He describes himself as a “Trump-supporting, gun-owning, liberty-loving, pro-life, politically incorrect Black man.” His entire political persona is in complete opposition to that of Cori Bush and the members of the Congressional Black Caucus. This fact should be welcome news to black voters. Our political system is all about debating worldviews, priorities, and policy ideas. The black community would benefit from elected officials from opposite sides of the political spectrum debating the merits of charter schools or education savings accounts.

But instead of engaging ideas, Bush went straight to attacks on what she believes black people value most: our racial identity. Bush is just like President Biden and prominent liberals in media and politics who think they are the gatekeepers of racial authenticity. They think anyone who doesn’t follow the left’s script “ain’t black.” But as is often the case in life, the foot soldiers of “Biden blackness” are engaging in projection.

Cori Bush is an abortion absolutist who thinks black babies are better off being killed in the womb than being born to poor black mothers. She also supports Black Lives Matter, the organization that wants to dismantle the nuclear family and believes black children are better off being raised in “villages” full of women where the only “dad” is the government.

Bush is most infamous for her support of the “defund the police” movement. A woman who represents one of the most violent cities in the country thinks that police are the ones making her city dangerous. She is a more zealous advocate for rapists and murderers on death row than for the law-abiding citizens in her district.

There is an important lesson to learn here. People who see themselves as oppressed, marginalized slaves will do anything — even kill themselves and their offspring — if they can be convinced that murder is a form of liberation.

The worst part about Bush’s comments is how normal they have become in our political discourse. The left has directed the vitriol it used to reserve for Justice Clarence Thomas to any black person who is right of center.

Winsome Sears, the lieutenant governor of Virginia, was accused of being a “black mouth” justifying white supremacist ideas by Michael Eric Dyson on MSNBC. Larry Elder was called the “black face of white supremacy” in a Los Angeles Times column during his bid to unseat Gavin Newsom as governor. Condoleezza Rice was called a “foot soldier for white supremacy” by culture critic Touré for her rejection of CRT in American classrooms.

This is the new norm in our political and racial discourse. Black children are told they can be anything they desire – as long as they are not out-of-the-closet conservatives.

Black drug dealers, pimps, and shooters are all treated with more respect than black Republicans. Rappers can degrade black women and glorify violence against black men without any fear of having their BET Awards invitation revoked. But if a black politician or artist says he is glad Roe is dead, he can expect to watch the show at home.

When you reward degeneracy and punish unapproved political thoughts, you shouldn’t be surprised when you get more of the former and less of the latter.

This is why one of the most needed developments in American politics today is to break the notion that fealty to the Democratic Party is a litmus test for maintaining good standing in the black community. All black voters should feel free to support candidates based on policy positions that reflect their values.

This is the sad state of race in America today. Liberals like Robin DiAngelo who tell white people they are the key to black social progress are hailed as heroes. Black politicians like Cori Bush who spend more time championing the rights of “pregnant men” than the benefits of the natural family are treated like bold revolutionaries. But black conservatives like Byron Donalds are treated like race traitors online, by corporate media, and in Hollywood. Their motto for social control is simple, yet effective: “When in doubt, pull the race card out.” The problem is that too many black people see the death and destruction being promoted by the left’s agenda and won’t be silenced.

Squires: Men's mission in 2023: 'Protect this house'



The Overton window has been moved right in front of your child’s bedroom, and the year 2023 will be marked by your willingness to kick down the ladder full of people attempting to enter your home.

That is why my personal theme for 2023 and message to fearless men across the country is simple and straightforward: “Protect this house.”

This was the tagline from a series of commercials in 2010 from Under Armour, the disruptive sports apparel company based in Baltimore.

  

Conservatives are frequently accused of fearmongering and inciting moral outrage about culture war issues. We’re told that drag queens aren’t really in schools and hospitals aren’t really mutilating children. The truth is that there is a war being waged on multiple fronts by a variety of enemies who share the same goal: to infiltrate our homes and capture our most prized possessions.

Radical ideologues want to control our minds because they know that the most efficient way to impact what people do is to control what they think. Corporate media outlets write headlines like “Transgender man gives birth to non-binary partner's baby with female sperm donor” to confuse readers and force a new reality on them. They know that if you can get a man to accept absurdities, you can also get him to commit – or defend – atrocities.

Our enemies don’t just work in the press. The Centers for Disease Control recently released a self-assessment tool to help schools gauge how “inclusive” they are to LGBTQ students. The public health agency that is afraid to affirm the fact that only women can get pregnant wants schools to introduce students to the “Gender Unicorn” so that they leave school more confused about their identities than when they started. The CDC’s guide demonstrates how our governing institutions and schools are working in tandem to corrupt our children.

The people who will suffer are the kids being told that new names, hormones, and surgeries will transform them into the opposite sex. A culture that is confused about the basics of human biology will have a hard time forming stable families. Unfortunately, the decline in morals and values in that area predates the transgender movement by decades.

A hip-hop artist and producer named Akon recently offered his approval of Nick Cannon’s serial impregnation campaign. Akon dismissed the idea that Cannon, who recently welcomed his 12th child, is doing damage to his kids by refusing to marry one of their mothers and raise children together under one roof. Akon also said that attending recitals for your children is a “white man’s thing” during a conversation with British media personality Zeze Millz.

Sleeping with dozens of women and creating children for sport does not make an adult male a man. Celebrities like Cannon and manosphere personalities like Andrew Tate are just as antagonistic toward the natural family as your garden-variety blue-haired radical feminist.

Young men in the West need to hear that a wife and children will give them something to both live and die for. They need to learn about duty and obligation, a stark contrast to the language of personal therapy they encounter at every turn. They need to be encouraged to think multi-generationally in a world that tells them that the god of self is the highest power in their lives.

The forces of media, government, and pop culture are easy enemies to identify. One thing that is certain in 2023 is that the mission to protect our homes and families will also periodically involve fighting back against people who claim to be friends.

Donald Trump remains a popular figure among conservatives. The former president released a statement on Truth Social claiming that missteps by pro-life voters and politicians were behind the 2022 midterm losses. It is true that Democrats used the fall of Roe v. Wade and abortion restrictions on the state level to galvanize their voters. It's also true that pro-life voters, especially evangelical Christians, are some of Trump’s most loyal supporters. They believe that human life has inherent value regardless of age, location (e.g., inside the womb), circumstances of birth, or whether the birth mother wants the child.

If being pro-MAGA means abandoning those convictions for the sake of political pragmatism, conservative Christians will have to decide what they truly hold dear. The battle is raging, and millions of Americans feel like they are being attacked on all sides. How should we respond to these attacks?

Under Armour made the “Protect this house” campaign. As a Christian, I know that protecting my house will require putting on the full armor of God.

The Apostle Paul lays out everything the believer needs to do battle in the book of Ephesians,

13 Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. 14 Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness in place, 15 and with your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace. 16 In addition to all this, take up the shield of faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one. 17 Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.

Christians should be leading the culture into battle because we have the weapons that are required for spiritual warfare. We are called to stand firm in the face of evil, gird ourselves with the truth, pursue righteousness, and use both a sword and shield when we’re engaged in combat. Unfortunately, many have defected to the other side even though they claim to fight for Jesus.

They refuse to stand firm on any issue that would earn them scorn from the culture. They run from biblical truth related to issues of sex, sexuality, marriage, and family to avoid being lumped in with all the “hateful” Christians who refuse to use personal pronouns or celebrate drag shows in public libraries. That type of cowardice must stay in 2022. The year is 2023, and every man is going to have to decide whether he will protect his house. The only acceptable answer is “I will!”

Squires: President Biden has taken the ‘Trans King’ throne from Obama and Clinton



Years from now, historians will ponder the forces that transformed “Middle-Class” Joe Biden into America’s first trans president.

Just 16 years ago, during a television interview with Tim Russert, Biden declared that marriage was between a man and a woman with as much confidence and vigor as an evangelical reading from the book of Genesis. This past Tuesday, as the 46th president of the United States, Biden signed the so-called Respect for Marriage Act into law and lit the White House in rainbow colors to mark the queer-affirming celebration.

"We need to challenge,” Biden said, “the hundreds of callous, cynical laws introduced in the states targeting transgender children, terrifying families, and criminalizing doctors who get children to care they need. We have to protect these children."

  

So what happened? How did a devout Delaware Catholic become the LGBTQ’s most powerful and loudest ally? It’s actually not that hard to understand Biden’s transition.

Democrats love experimenting with identity and bending reality through the creative use of language. Bill Clinton was called the “first black president” by author Toni Morrison. Newsweek declared Barack Obama the “first gay president.”

Biden is keeping with Democrat identity-bending tradition, a fitting end for a president who has done more to legitimize the idea that men can become women than any previous occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW.

Joe Biden pushed President Obama into supporting same-sex marriage in 2012, and the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges Supreme Court case changed the federal definition of marriage to include homosexual couples. Now Biden is overseeing the current attempts to redefine “man” and “woman” in American law and social custom.

Joe Biden has courted the “Trans King” title for at least the last decade and has used the first two years of his administration to unseat Obama and Clinton from the trans throne.

Biden appointed Dr. Rachel Levine as assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Levine is a man who formerly went by the name “Richard” and had two children with his ex-wife before identifying as a woman in 2011. It is unlikely that Levine would have been appointed to one of the most important positions in America’s public health establishment if he thought he was King Tut and dressed like a pharaoh. But in America today, some mental disorders are celebrated while others are not.

The Biden administration also hired Sam Brinton, noted “puppy play” enthusiast. Brinton, who identifies as “non-binary,” was recently fired from his position at the Department of Energy after allegedly stealing luggage from an airport for the second time in the last month. But much like Levine, kleptomania is seen as more disqualifying than the sordid sex life he insisted on making public.

Biden’s trans bona fides extend beyond hiring. One of his first acts as president was to sign an executive order that required federal agencies tasked with enforcing non-discrimination protections based on sex to extend them to include sexual orientation and gender identity. He also urged Congress to pass the Equality Act earlier this year at his State of the Union address. If that bill becomes law, men like Penn swimmer Will Thomas (aka Lia Thomas) will have federal law in their corner as they dominate women’s sports and take college scholarships meant for girls.

Joe Biden’s administration rejects biological sex in favor of gender identity with regard to law, public policy, and social custom. This seemingly minor change has turned the delusion of a small number of people with gender dysphoria into mass confusion for the rest of the country.

This is why Dylan Mulvaney was invited to the White House in October for a summit on “transgender rights.” Mulvaney is an adult male who has built a large online following by claiming he is “transitioning” to a girl. He posted a short video announcing his invitation to meet President Biden and was given an opportunity to ask him several questions.

This is the Biden presidency in a nutshell. It is much easier to get a sit-down with the leader of the free world and a job in his administration if you are a man pretending to be a girl than it would be if you publicly espoused traditional views on marriage.

President Biden’s age has been a topic of discussion ever since he decided to run for president. Now he must be told where to go and which journalists to engage at press conferences. This reality should prompt every American to ponder a simple question: How did a man who was born in the middle of World War II and eulogized a former Exalted Cyclops in the Ku Klux Klan develop the same perspective on gender as a queer studies major at Brown University?

The answer is that Joe Biden has become a vessel for the worldview, rhetoric, and policy priorities of gender ideologues. His name recognition, fealty to the first gay president, and privileged identity (i.e., straight, white, and male) made him the perfect nominee for Democrats in 2020. But so did his cognitive decline.

The fact that he is undermining the most fundamental building block of human civilization is bad enough. What makes it worse is that he will be long gone when the genderqueer chickens he’s unleashed on America come home to roost.

This is textbook modern liberalism – push subversive policies to make yourself look virtuous while also ensuring you don’t personally have to deal with the consequences. Hospitals across the country are castrating and mutilating teenagers who express discomfort with their bodies. Other children are taking Lupron, the same drug used to chemically castrate sex offenders, as a puberty blocker.

The Biden administration uses the term “gender-affirming care” to describe the social, chemical, and surgical “transition” of children who experience any discomfort with their bodies.

The destruction of the human body in the name of diversity, inclusion, and equity (DIE) is evil. But to the first trans president of the United States, it’s the culmination of a legacy that will place him on the right side of history written by Democrats.