Democrats have officially lost their minds – and Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) just proved it with one of the most tone-deaf statements ever uttered by a sitting member of Congress. This week, the radical progressive declared that trans people "hurt absolutely no one," apparently blind to the wreckage her party's gender ideology has left across America.
Really, Congresswoman? Tell that to the female athletes who've been robbed of scholarships and records by biological males. Tell that to the parents who've watched their confused children get pumped full of puberty blockers and hormones by activist doctors. Tell that to the women assaulted in bathrooms and locker rooms by predators exploiting trans policies.
Jayapal's absurd claim perfectly captures why Democrats got crushed in 2024 and why President Trump is now systematically dismantling their woke nightmare. While everyday Americans watched in horror as the left sacrificed children on the altar of radical gender theory, Democrats like Jayapal doubled down on their delusions.
The Damage Is Everywhere
The evidence of harm is overwhelming and undeniable. Detransitioners are speaking out about the irreversible damage done to their bodies. Female sports are being destroyed. Children are being sterilized and mutilated in the name of "gender-affirming care." Yet Jayapal and her progressive cronies see "absolutely no" harm?
"This is exactly the kind of gaslighting that drove millions of Americans to vote for Trump," one parent activist told reporters. "They're asking us to deny reality and celebrate the destruction of our children."
Thank God we have a president who recognizes this madness for what it is. The Trump administration has already begun rolling back the Biden regime's anti-science gender policies, protecting women's sports and parental rights.
Jayapal's comments aren't just wrong – they're a slap in the face to every victim of trans extremism. But they're also a gift to conservatives, perfectly illustrating why the American people rejected Democrat insanity at the ballot box. Keep talking, Congresswoman. You're making our case for us.