What would be more shocking, Nancy Pelosi coming out as a
“man” or as a “Republican?” I think we all know the answer to that question. The same could be said of
Maxine Waters. We could go the other way and ask if it would be more surprising
if, say, Al Franken or Howard Dean came out as women or as Republicans. I think
we all believe they would be much more likely to “go the other way” in terms of
gender as opposed to political philosophy.
Surely,
though, in light of the “trans” phenomenon sweeping the planet, we will soon
hear of some politician somewhere claiming to be “transpolitical” or “transpartied,”
or perhaps “partyfluid.” Strictly speaking, the presence of a few pols
identifying as Independents means we already have a “non-binary” system, much
to the delight of the growing binary-averse crowd.
Truth
be told, most of us are naturally transpolitical. We all are born liberal Democrats, as early on in
our lives we are needy, whiny, helpless, messy, entitled brats. Thankfully, as
we mature, most of us become more conservative as we gain experience,
competency and intellect.
Ironically, however, many are not
born at all, due to Democrat’s love of using extreme violence against very
small people.
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