Weirdo science of the left
The politicization of science has spiraled completely out of control. From climate alarmism to gender ideology, there’s no shortage of reasons to question the so-called “experts.” That reality was on full display this week on CNN’s Newsnight. Host Abby Phillip played a clip of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discussing the poor state of children’s health today — a moment the leftist panelists gleefully mocked. But the real fireworks came when Republican strategist Scott Jennings, badly outnumbered, cut through the noise. Things turned explosive the moment he stated the obvious: any scientist who claims men can get pregnant has zero credibility.
That one statement sent host Abby Phillip and her panelists into hysterics.
“You realize that you’re accepting some politicization of science but not others, right?” Jennings interjected.
“What's the politicization of science that's been accepted?” asked Pernell.
Jennings cut to the chase: “Can men get pregnant or not?”
That simple question was enough to throw the CNN panel into chaos.
Jennings continued, “If you're in the CDC and you believe that, I'm saying … you're not a very credible person.”
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The media can whine all they want, but Jennings exposed the rot at the core of our institutions. If public health officials are pushing woke nonsense about men getting pregnant, people are right to question their credibility. Science isn’t supposed to be about feelings or political correctness. It’s supposed to be about facts.
And the fact is, men cannot get pregnant.
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There is no such thing as a pregnant man. What you will probably find is a pregnant woman pretending to be a man. It looks like one of the effects of the trans movement, where people pretend to be the opposite sex.
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