Biden's Wasteful Spending on Transgender Men’s Cycle Study
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**Outrageous Spending: Biden Administration Funds 'Menstrual Cycle' Study for Transgender Men**
In a shocking display of government priorities, the U.S. Department of Agriculture recently allocated $600,000 to Southern University Agricultural and Mechanical College in Louisiana for a study on menstrual cycles among “transgender men.”
This reveal has sparked widespread criticism among conservatives, who view such expenditures as not only unnecessary but indicative of a larger trend of federal funds being misappropriated to further leftist ideologies.
The grant, flagged by the American Principles Project, underscores a troubling use of taxpayer dollars, particularly in a time of economic uncertainty.
The federal funding coincides with a larger pattern of grants and programs under the Biden-Harris administration that seem to prioritize gender ideology over pressing issues like inflation, education, and healthcare.
While Southern University has made an attempt to clarify that the study also focuses on sustainable feminine hygiene products, it is hard to ignore the language used in the grant application.
The emphasis on "transgender men" raises questions about the legitimate need for such research and whether or not it reflects the views and needs of the average American citizen.
Critics argue that this grant is merely the tip of the iceberg, indicating that there are broader agendas at play which divert focus from critical issues facing our country today.
The American Principles Project has documented over 341 such federal grants, amounting to more than $128 million, that appear to funnel support into initiatives linked to transgender and gender identity causes.
This alarming trend serves as a reminder of the increasing radicalization of federal spending and the urgent need for conservative leaders to reevaluate priorities in government funding.
As citizens voice their discontent, they expect elected officials to champion causes that unite rather than divide, encouraging developmental projects that serve the interests of the majority over niche groups.
The focus on gender ideologies reveals a growing disconnect between Washington and the American people, a narrative that resonates deeply as conservatives rally around traditional values and fiscal responsibility.
With the recent success of Donald Trump, now serving as the 47th President of the United States, and JD Vance at his side as Vice President, there is hope for renewed emphasis on responsible governance and a recommitment to addressing pressing societal needs.
The American people are watching closely, and they demand transparency and accountability from those in power.
Sources:
thecollegefix.com
campusreform.org
ca.style.yahoo.com
In a shocking display of government priorities, the U.S. Department of Agriculture recently allocated $600,000 to Southern University Agricultural and Mechanical College in Louisiana for a study on menstrual cycles among “transgender men.”
This reveal has sparked widespread criticism among conservatives, who view such expenditures as not only unnecessary but indicative of a larger trend of federal funds being misappropriated to further leftist ideologies.
The grant, flagged by the American Principles Project, underscores a troubling use of taxpayer dollars, particularly in a time of economic uncertainty.
The federal funding coincides with a larger pattern of grants and programs under the Biden-Harris administration that seem to prioritize gender ideology over pressing issues like inflation, education, and healthcare.
While Southern University has made an attempt to clarify that the study also focuses on sustainable feminine hygiene products, it is hard to ignore the language used in the grant application.
The emphasis on "transgender men" raises questions about the legitimate need for such research and whether or not it reflects the views and needs of the average American citizen.
Critics argue that this grant is merely the tip of the iceberg, indicating that there are broader agendas at play which divert focus from critical issues facing our country today.
The American Principles Project has documented over 341 such federal grants, amounting to more than $128 million, that appear to funnel support into initiatives linked to transgender and gender identity causes.
This alarming trend serves as a reminder of the increasing radicalization of federal spending and the urgent need for conservative leaders to reevaluate priorities in government funding.
As citizens voice their discontent, they expect elected officials to champion causes that unite rather than divide, encouraging developmental projects that serve the interests of the majority over niche groups.
The focus on gender ideologies reveals a growing disconnect between Washington and the American people, a narrative that resonates deeply as conservatives rally around traditional values and fiscal responsibility.
With the recent success of Donald Trump, now serving as the 47th President of the United States, and JD Vance at his side as Vice President, there is hope for renewed emphasis on responsible governance and a recommitment to addressing pressing societal needs.
The American people are watching closely, and they demand transparency and accountability from those in power.
Sources:
thecollegefix.com
campusreform.org
ca.style.yahoo.com
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