America is about to get exactly what it wants. It’s a stark reality that many people seem to be ignoring or refusing to acknowledge. The warnings are clear, but they’re falling on deaf ears. The consequences of this choice will be far-reaching and deeply impactful.
It’s not just about the economy, though that’s a significant concern. People are going to lose jobs, see their healthcare costs skyrocket, and struggle to make ends meet. The promises of a magical economic boom have evaporated, replaced with the harsh realities of a potential recession.
This isn’t just about economic hardship; it’s about the erosion of fundamental values.… Continue reading
I can’t believe the audacity of individuals who believe it is acceptable to invade a woman’s privacy to the extent of tracking their menstrual cycles. The thought of ‘states that want to set up full menstrual surveillance departments’ is not only disturbing but also a blatant violation of women’s rights. The insidious nature of this proposal speaks volumes about the individuals who support such intrusive measures.
The idea of branding it as “Period Patriots” or “Freedom Flow Watchers” is not only absurd but also incredibly demeaning. It reduces women to mere vessels whose reproductive cycles should be scrutinized and monitored by the state.… Continue reading
In 2024 America, the unthinkable has become a terrifying reality. The Trump camp, self-proclaimed protectors of women, have shown their true colors by supporting state menstrual surveillance programs. Imagine living in a country where your daughter’s period is tracked by the government, all while gun violence runs rampant in schools. The hypocrisy is astounding, yet somehow this race remains close. How is this even a possibility?
It’s mind-boggling to me that there are individuals like J.D. Vance pushing for menstrual surveillance laws under the guise of protecting life. This invasive approach to monitoring women’s health decisions is a clear violation of privacy and personal autonomy.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker