the cac mamba
Veteran
telling men they can't beat up women in sports is not "hatred". that's insane
Trump: "Everything is transgender. Everybody transgender. That's all you hear about. No. That's why we won the election in record numbers."
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the cac mamba
Veteran
and my problem with it, is it's a defeatist mindstate
trump won in 2016, and what happened? dems crushed him in 2018 and 2020. and we can do it again
we just need to run a strong candidate in 2028, and drop some of the weird shyt on the far left that's killing the party's image
Again.
Trump is telling you why he won, and yall aren’t listening.
Again. He’s screaming from the roof tops… the trans issue wins republicans votes
He is right, in a way. He won because so many people are fukking morons who focus on trivial shyt that would otherwise go unnoticed if there wasn't a magnifying glass put on it 24/7.
I'm Canadian, and I wouldn't vote for Trump even if someone had a gun to my head.
OK. Your opinion on these domestic American political matters is null and void. Democrats wont win again unless they pivot on Trans issues. You don’t have any vested interest in this topic. This country doesn’t have a parliament or coalition governments.
Thanks for playing.
I’ve been saying it since 2016. The worst thing to happen to democrats, is Bernie Sanders.
Uh huh. Watching your brain dead president hijack the world. I'm glad I'm not American, but because of your shytty leader, shytty white people in my country think they can attack my family members here. Because of your shyt bag leader I might have to send my daughter to go live in another country. And because people like you are cowards who don't stand up for people, shytty racist, bigoted cocksuckers are winning world wide. So fukk you and the p*ssy that pushed you out.OK. Your opinion on these domestic American political matters is null and void. Democrats wont win again unless they pivot on Trans issues. You don’t have any vested interest in this topic. This country doesn’t have a parliament or coalition governments.
Thanks for playing.
Privilege?We’re tasked with stopping trump.
You’re tasked with posturing online.
What privilege
I have a 4 year old daughter who can't walk or talk. Everyday your fukking douche bag president talks about annexing my country. I have to be prepared to send her and her mother to the Phillipines for the foreseeable future at the drop of a dime. All because people like you are OK with your president creating turmoil so long as it's not your life he's affecting.
All the while we have Trump puppet politicians, and Elon Musk trying to destroy our democracy here as well.
Ain't no fukking privileges. Just reality and the realization that Trump is using your irrational fears to steal from right under your nose...
richaveli83
Veteran
Are you retarded?
First of all, go handle your family affairs and worry about your literacy.
Second of all: I’m AGAINST Trump. My username is literally asking people to vote for the DEMOCRATS against republicans.
This is why democrats wont win unless this shyt ends
nypost.com
Chris Harris
Published March 15, 2025, 8:11 a.m. ET
As if coming up with a great baby name wasn’t hard enough.
Newborns can’t even control their own movements, but that isn’t stopping New Jersey hospitals from asking parents for their baby’s preferred pronouns and sexual orientation.
Inspira Health’s “Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Questionnaire” requires new parents to “identify” their babies as either “Male, Female, Transgender, Gender Queer,” or “Additional gender category.”
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The form asks parents how their newborns “identify.” Facebook/Holly Schepisi
It further asks parents to select the word that best describes their infant: “Lesbian or gay, Straight or heterosexual, Self-described, Questioning/Unsure.”
The healthcare system — which operates four hospitals, two cancer centers, and eight health centers throughout South Jersey — created the form last year to comply with a newly-enacted Garden State law that required health care providers “to collect race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender identity in a culturally competent and sensitive manner.”
But many, from parents to politicians, think the newborn survey is absurd.
“That form is completely crazy, and anyone who would dictate a baby’s sexual orientation probably has an agenda,” said Sandy Anello, 34, a mom of two living in Bridgewater, NJ. “If I was told to fill this out, I’d rip it up in front of them. It feels like we’ve entered ‘The Twilight Zone.'”
“Identifying my baby as gay on Day 1 is insane,” offered Jersey City mom-to-be Carsen Rodgers, who is due in April. “I had no idea about this form and I’m shocked.”
New Jersey State Sen. Holly Schepisi (R-Bergen) told The Post, “The entire thing lacks such common sense, and serves no purpose whatsoever.
“As a mom myself, I know you’re exhausted after giving birth, you’ve got a crying newborn and you’re trying to figure out how to feed it. To be handed that sort of form in the midst of all that has no medical value, it makes no sense.”
Schepisi shared a photo of the form on Facebook, sparking disbelief, with many commenters questioning the picture’s authenticity.
The lawmaker said she will introduce a bill next week to revise the New Jersey mandate’s language, limiting the collection of such data to patients 16 and older.
Schepisi said the state measure was a last-minute addition to a package of bills approved by Trenton on June 30, 2022.
“What was the genesis of this bill?” Schepisi wondered aloud. “How did it move so quickly with barely any committee hearings on it?”
Schepisi suspects someone is buying the demographic data from the state and “using it for some sort of purpose.”
Democratic New Jersey State Sens. Joseph Cryan and Angela McKnight introduced the bill on June 23, 2022. They refused to comment.
Democrat Herbert Conaway, a former assemblyman who was elected to the House of Representatives last year, also worked on the bill.
“The bill was modeled after an Indiana statute and is designed to provide public health officials with the data they need to develop public health measures that effectively serve all New Jerseyans,” Conaway said in a statement to The Post.
“Good policy depends on the availability of complete and accurate data. Under the law, hospitals are required to collect and report demographic data on the patients they serve; however, no patient or parent is obligated to answer any question that makes them uncomfortable.
“Newborns are not subjected to this data collection because parents are not required to fill out the form. Many health decisions for newborns are left to the parents’ discretion.”
Representatives for NYC hospitals said they do not collect such data.
An Inspira Health representative said the questionnaire is “required by New Jersey law” and noted parents “are permitted to decline to provide this information.”
Inspira had sought a waiver from the state but that hasn’t yet been granted.
NJ hospitals ask parents to ‘identify’ pronouns and sexual orientations of newborn babies
Inspira Health’s “Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Questionnaire” requires parents to “identify” their babies as either “Male, Female, Transgender, Gender …
nypost.com
NJ hospitals ask parents to ‘identify’ pronouns and sexual orientations of newborn babies
ByChris Harris
Published March 15, 2025, 8:11 a.m. ET
As if coming up with a great baby name wasn’t hard enough.
Newborns can’t even control their own movements, but that isn’t stopping New Jersey hospitals from asking parents for their baby’s preferred pronouns and sexual orientation.
Inspira Health’s “Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Questionnaire” requires new parents to “identify” their babies as either “Male, Female, Transgender, Gender Queer,” or “Additional gender category.”
4The form asks parents how their newborns “identify.” Facebook/Holly Schepisi
It further asks parents to select the word that best describes their infant: “Lesbian or gay, Straight or heterosexual, Self-described, Questioning/Unsure.”
The healthcare system — which operates four hospitals, two cancer centers, and eight health centers throughout South Jersey — created the form last year to comply with a newly-enacted Garden State law that required health care providers “to collect race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender identity in a culturally competent and sensitive manner.”
But many, from parents to politicians, think the newborn survey is absurd.
“That form is completely crazy, and anyone who would dictate a baby’s sexual orientation probably has an agenda,” said Sandy Anello, 34, a mom of two living in Bridgewater, NJ. “If I was told to fill this out, I’d rip it up in front of them. It feels like we’ve entered ‘The Twilight Zone.'”
“Identifying my baby as gay on Day 1 is insane,” offered Jersey City mom-to-be Carsen Rodgers, who is due in April. “I had no idea about this form and I’m shocked.”
New Jersey State Sen. Holly Schepisi (R-Bergen) told The Post, “The entire thing lacks such common sense, and serves no purpose whatsoever.
“As a mom myself, I know you’re exhausted after giving birth, you’ve got a crying newborn and you’re trying to figure out how to feed it. To be handed that sort of form in the midst of all that has no medical value, it makes no sense.”
Schepisi shared a photo of the form on Facebook, sparking disbelief, with many commenters questioning the picture’s authenticity.
The lawmaker said she will introduce a bill next week to revise the New Jersey mandate’s language, limiting the collection of such data to patients 16 and older.
Schepisi said the state measure was a last-minute addition to a package of bills approved by Trenton on June 30, 2022.
“What was the genesis of this bill?” Schepisi wondered aloud. “How did it move so quickly with barely any committee hearings on it?”
Schepisi suspects someone is buying the demographic data from the state and “using it for some sort of purpose.”
Democratic New Jersey State Sens. Joseph Cryan and Angela McKnight introduced the bill on June 23, 2022. They refused to comment.
Democrat Herbert Conaway, a former assemblyman who was elected to the House of Representatives last year, also worked on the bill.
“The bill was modeled after an Indiana statute and is designed to provide public health officials with the data they need to develop public health measures that effectively serve all New Jerseyans,” Conaway said in a statement to The Post.
“Good policy depends on the availability of complete and accurate data. Under the law, hospitals are required to collect and report demographic data on the patients they serve; however, no patient or parent is obligated to answer any question that makes them uncomfortable.
“Newborns are not subjected to this data collection because parents are not required to fill out the form. Many health decisions for newborns are left to the parents’ discretion.”
Representatives for NYC hospitals said they do not collect such data.
An Inspira Health representative said the questionnaire is “required by New Jersey law” and noted parents “are permitted to decline to provide this information.”
Inspira had sought a waiver from the state but that hasn’t yet been granted.
Apu you and your call center team need to come out the closet
got damn how many tranny threads are you and your staff gonna make
dems rolling over for them anyway
only 1 group gets what they want
and they trying make sure people are poor so the only thing they can do is join the military and be bullet sponge from the sand cult in Israel
it’s obvious.
got damn how many tranny threads are you and your staff gonna make
dems rolling over for them anyway
only 1 group gets what they want
and they trying make sure people are poor so the only thing they can do is join the military and be bullet sponge from the sand cult in Israel
it’s obvious.
Pull Up the Roots
Veteran
Gender dysphoria is a recognized medical condition, and transitioning is the recommended treatment by medical experts. That's not the same as the lazy "mentally ill" smear you're using to dismiss people instead of engaging with medical facts. If you actually cared about mental health, you'd support evidence-based care instead of hiding behind bad-faith arguments to justify your ignorance.
