Joe Biden has a plan to strip the states of their ability to protect children from radical, surgical mutilation referred to as "transition" through federal legislation. What does this mean for the rights of America's children?
00:00:30.860The efforts of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to defend children from radical gender indoctrination
00:00:35.760and horrific mutilation were described as sinful by Joe Biden during a recent interview with The Daily Show.
00:00:42.000The incoherent octogenarian also seemed to announce a plan to strip the states of their ability to protect children
00:00:47.700from the radical surgical mutilation referred to as transition through federal legislation.
00:00:53.620Biden went on to explain to the interviewer that he first learned to respect gay marriage
00:00:57.720after watching two gay men make out in the 1960s.
00:01:01.600The president must have forgotten that lesson when he voted for the Defense of Marriage Act as a senator in 1996
00:01:06.940and when he affirmed the definition of marriage as one man and one woman in an interview in 2006.
00:01:12.460Calling Biden a liar can be difficult because the dementia is so severe.
00:01:17.720But what the president's ramblings did reveal is the left's plan to ensure that no state has the ability to resist the assault on the innocence of children.
00:01:25.520The president suggested that the right of surgeons to carve functioning organs off of perfectly healthy minors
00:01:31.780should be secured in the same way that the right to gay marriage was secured, through federal legislation.
00:01:37.520But of course, gay marriage was not made the law of the land because of a piece of legislation.
00:01:42.600It didn't have the popular support needed to pass through the democratic process.
00:01:46.420While the speed of the Cultural Revolution makes it easy to forget,
00:01:50.600even in 2008, gay marriage was so unpopular that the radically liberal state of California banned it through a ballot proposition.
00:01:58.920That proposition would later be overturned by a court,
00:02:01.840prefiguring the top-down judicial fiat that would enshrine gay marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges.
00:02:07.920Twelve Senate Republicans helped the left secure victory in December last year by passing the Respect for Marriage Act,
00:02:13.580but the legislation only served as the post-hoc formalization of a culture war victory won in the courts long ago.
00:02:20.160It's clear that the left will take the same route in the newest crusade of the Civil Rights Revolution,