I am not trying to demonize Bruce “Caitlyn” Jenner or to portray him as some kind of moral monster. Obviously, I cannot relate to whatever internal struggles moved him to try to change his gender (which, for the record, cannot be done), and he may be a fine person and a decent human being in many other ways.
I am simply saying that, by no means should he be the latest poster boy/girl for conservative values, even if he is currently seeking to replace California’s radical governor, Gavin Newsom.
Yet last week, Jenner appeared in a very favorable exclusive interview with Sean Hannity, with Hannity (or the narrator) referring to Jenner as “she” or “her,” and with lines like, “California gubernatorial candidate Caitlyn Jenner will join us for her first exclusive interview.”
If Jenner is on the ballot … how do you vote?
Friday, May 7, 2021 |
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Bruce Caitlyn Jenner is making a run for the governor s mansion in California. What should evangelicals in the Golden State do if it comes down to him versus a far-left Democrat? One News Now asked some evangelical leaders that very question.
The effort to recall California s Democratic governor, Gavin Newsom, has been in the headlines for months; and earlier this week the secretary of state s office in Sacramento confirmed there were enough verified signatures on petitions to trigger an election.
The ballot to recall Newsom will have two questions – (1) Should you recall Governor Newsom? and (2) Who should replace him? If more than 50% of voters choose Yes on the first question, then Newsom s tenure as governor will be over. The votes on the second question will only be counted if more than half of the voters say yes to the first.
And where was the uproar when Bill Maher questioned the “born that way” dogma, stating, “Wasn't always sure about the man-woman thing, but low capital gains taxes born that way.”
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Last week, I asked why there was no uproar from LGBTQ activists when Bruce “Caitlyn” Jenner was “misgendered” and mocked by the left after announcing that he would run for governor of California. (In reality, some of the mocking came from LGBTQ activists, who painted Jenner as a fame-hungry reality TV star.) And where was the uproar when Bill Maher questioned the “born that way” dogma, stating, “Wasn t always sure about the man-woman thing, but low capital gains taxes born that way.”
To be sure, there were some scattered voices of protest, but not a fraction of what would have happened had the mockery been pointed towards someone like Richard “Rachel” Levine, President Biden’s appointee as assistant secretary for Health and Human Services.