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how to protect unborn children from the radical left. The Supreme Court loads another one

into the Chamber of Gunn Control, and the Democrats' deep-rooted transphobia is put on open

display as they open the trash, Caitlyn Jenner and her political aspirations. Pretty typical,

for progressors. So, let's do Caitlyn Jenner. Well, it's 2021, and we are all very excited

to see some glass ceilings potentially be shattered. Caitlyn Jenner is running for

governor. If she were to win, that would make her the first female governor of the state

of California. Congratulations to Caitlyn. Also, it would make her the first trans governor.

And here's the thing, I don't really care about either of those things. I don't care about

identity politics at all. I know people like David Duke and Richard Spencer and E-Brom X

Kendi and Robin DiAngelo, they care about the skin color of our elected officials, but

other than that tightly-knit group of identitarians, I don't know if people care all that much

about skin color or gender. I for one only care if Caitlyn Jenner would be a good governor.

And if I'm being honest, I live in Texas, so I barely even care about that. So would

Caitlyn Jenner be a good governor? I have no idea, but she'd probably be a lot better

than Gavin Newsom. If you have a crappy governor in your state, we made these mugs up right

here. Just for you, they say anyone else for governor, anyone else. Well, in California,

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