Transgender Day of Visibility in America

Dear Mike Johnson.

Transgender Day of Visibility has been held on March 31st for past 15 years. Biden is merely acknowledging it.

You're welcome.

The Fact Checker

Amazing Christian

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, who has endorsed Donald Trump for President in 2024, wrote on Sunday, March 31, “Is it really possible that no one in the Biden white house knew march 31 was Easter or are they so aggressively pro transgender that they wanted to insult Christians?” Gingrich is getting called out by anti-Trump Republicans, independents and Democrats for pushing the disingenuous narrative. Former GOP presidential candidate Joe Walsh replied: “Newt, you're 80 yrs old. You're going to see your maker one day soon. Be better than this. Do you really believe Joe Biden, a Christian, wanted to purposely insult Christians? Really? Come on man, be better than this.”

Gingrich was raised as a Lutheran, became a Southern Baptist in college, and then converted to Catholicism in 2009 after marrying his third wife, lifelong Catholic Callista Bisek, who had been his mistress. Gingrich also knows Biden well, having served all of his 20 years representing Georgia in the House while Biden was a Senator from Delaware.

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Another made up day for the alphabet people sickos

In reply to sgtdjones



Who instituted this day, and has Biden acknowledged it before? Personally, I'd prefer it stayed invisible.

In reply to KTom

My motto: Is to live and let live

Why discriminate , flaws in nature has been since time began.

In reply to sgtdjones

Why discriminate against my discrimination? Maybe it's just a flaw in my nature.

Since its election year, and I doubt the transgender issue is really a vote swinger in key election states, what I'm sure the Democrat establishment and their media cohorts are really secretly hoping for is another juicy case of a poor unarmed black kid shot by the nasty mean white po-po. The Israelis are probably hoping likewise, because the situation in Gaza would immediately be relegated to near insignificance.

In reply to KTom

Discrimination could be in our DNA... you think?