The 'Alice in Wonderland' weirdness of the Dems

 Town Hall:

U.S. Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) joined Martha MacCallum on Fox News Channel Wednesday afternoon to react to a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that took place earlier in the day focused on "Pride" as the Democrat-controlled upper chamber looks to continue signaling its virtue to the "wokesters," as Kennedy likes to call them.

The good senator said the hearing titled "Protecting Pride: Defending the Civil Rights of LGBTQ+ Americans" was filled with "a sort of Alice in Wonderland weirdness" that included testimony from a Democrat's witness claiming the existence of "three biological sexes and an infinite number of genders."

"I've heard better answers on 'The Dating Game,'" Kennedy quipped.
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Kennedy noted that, "unless you think there's an award for being stupid, you know that there are two biological sexes: male and female."

When it comes to the competitive athletic facet of the left's gender insanity, Kennedy reminded that "males have a physical advantage over females," therefore allowing biological males to compete against biological women "will destroy women's sports."
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Those who think there are more than two genders should be required to go to the many nude resorts around the country and note that only biological males and females are in attendance.  There may be some in America with mental disorders who think they are something else, but when they take their clothes off they are either males or females.

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