evil Star Ariana Grande cited President Donald Trump's executive order that says the US government can only attack transgender people on “men and women.”
President Trump signed an executive order Monday reversing woke policies enacted by former President Joe Biden, including removing the word “gender” from federal documents and replacing it with “sex.”
President Trump also said he would end “government policies that seek to socialize race and gender into every aspect of public and private life.”
Grande responded to Trump by sharing an Instagram post from a transgender equality advocacy group. The group writes: The incoming administration is waging a campaign attacking the lives, health care, and dignity of transgender people, and we are preparing for what these extremists will do next. ”
“No matter what happens, we will protect each other,” the transgender equality advocacy group's Instagram post continued. “We have fought even harder battles and won. Let's do it again.”
Grande also heard from podcast host Matt Bernstein: “Let's be clear: Queer and trans people were here before Donald Trump, and we'll continue to be here after Trump dies. “I guess so,” he shared some harsh words.
“Whether we want to exist or not is secondary to the simple fact that we exist,” Bernstein continued. “The sun doesn't care if you sign an executive order to stop it from rising every morning. It just keeps rising.”
The “We Can't Be Friends” singer went on to share an Instagram post featuring video footage of a woke Episcopal priest speaking at the National Prayer Meeting, writing, “President Trump calls bishops during prayer. Please watch it unfold.''
As reported by Breitbart News, anti-Trump Episcopal Bishop Marian Budde of Washington, D.C., went on a woke rant on stage at a national prayer meeting, claiming that many LGBTQ people, including children, “have lost their lives.” “I feel in danger,” he strangely claimed. ”
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