Now that the Democrats have retaken control of Congress, all of their “woke” nonsense will soon be back with a vengeance.
Riding a wave of public anger fueled by opposition to the Iran war and the price at the pump, voters delivered a historic rebuke to President Donald J. Trump’s Republican Party, a blue tsunami that has leftists giggling with glee.
Never mind that voters rejected the “woke” agenda two years earlier, homosexual online news outlet Queer News Tonight is predicting that the incoming Democrat majority’s top priority will be changing Capitol rules so that transgender Rep. Sarah McBride (D-Del.) will once again be able to pee sitting down in the comfortable confines of the women’s restrooms.
“Queer News Tonight” is hyped that one of the first acts of the incoming Democratic Congress will be to change the rules so Congressman Sarah McBride can use women’s bathrooms https://t.co/gPaIwCClrF
— Ezydu (@ezradulis) November 5, 2026
McBride, a biological male, and his enablers threw a hissy fit after female GOP lawmakers led by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) objected to having to share the ladies’ rooms with a dude pretending to be a chick.
“Trans dignity, coming to the halls of Congress. Sarah McBride, the Congresswoman from Delaware, easily won re-election last night. Originally elected in 2024, she is the first openly trans woman in Congress. For the past two years, she’s been forced to use the men’s restroom under rules passed by House Republicans,” Queer News Tonight’s John Hayden proclaimed in a post-midterm video posted to YouTube.
“When Democrats take the gavel in January, expect that to change. They vehemently protested the rule two years ago, which specifically was created to target McBride. Soon, Democrats will make the rules and make things right,” Hayden continued.
Soon-to-be former House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) then implemented a policy restricting the facilities to individuals based on their sex at birth, something that was unnecessary in saner times before Democrats and a minuscule but well-funded and very noisy minority began demanding that normal people must validate the mental quirks of transvestites.
JUST IN: Speaker Mike Johnson announces that biological men will NOT be able to use women’s restrooms at the Capitol.
“Women deserve women’s only spaces.”
“All single-sex facilities in the Capitol and House Office Buildings – such as restrooms, changing rooms, and locker rooms – are reserved for individuals of that biological sex.”
“It is important to note that each Member office has its own private restroom, and unisex restrooms are available throughout the Capitol.”
Yesterday, Johnson told reporters in very clear terms that a man cannot become a woman, and a woman cannot become a man.
@RepNancyMace has been fighting to achieve this in the Capitol through a resolution, and also just filed a new federal bill applying this rule to ALL federal property nationwide.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 20, 2024
“You know, McBride took a lot of flak for not fighting back for saying, ‘Ok, you know, you know, she could, she could have fought it, she could have made a bigger thing.’ She didn’t. Freshmen in the House rarely get to say anything about anything, but this is going to be an injustice corrected,” the QNT commentator added.
“Not just trans, but like all the entire LGBTQ plus acronym,” Hayden said. “We are, every two years, we have to go and say, please, please deem us worthy. For now, she will be deemed worthy.”
The congressman claimed that the reason why he didn’t fight harder over the use of the women’s restroom was that he feared for his safety.
Rep. Sarah McBride says one reason he didn’t fight to use the women’s bathroom on Capitol Hill is because he feared “someone could shoot me… someone could take matters into their own hands.”
“I didn’t get elected to be a martyr. I got elected to be a member of Congress.” https://t.co/yd2A72q4ym
— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) August 11, 2026
“One, I don’t quite understand what people would say, like fight on the bathroom issue. Like, if I said that I wasn’t, if I said that I was going to ignore the rule, someone could shoot me, right?” McBride told “Queerly Informed” in August.
“Like that’s just the reality of it, right? Someone would take matters — could take matters into their own hands to try to prevent me from using a restroom if I had said that I was going to ignore that rule. And I didn’t get elected to be a martyr. I got elected to be a member of Congress,” he said.
The freak show is back in town!
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