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Meg Brock retweeted
“As Pennsylvania elections loom that will determine control of the governor’s office and the balance of power in the state legislature, Wenger says the fight against this government power grab is not over.” @MegEBrock “The Department has already said it intends to rewrite and resubmit these regulations, and we will be watching closely to ensure that the fundamental rights of parents and families are protected.” “This fight is not over.” @PFIpolicy
Josh Shapiro Abandons Draconian Power Grab Following Daily Wire Report Shapiro faced backlash for attempting to give his administration police power under the guise of public health. Read here on @realDailyWire: dailywire.com/news/josh-shap…
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“The Right doesn’t need fewer principles. The Right doesn’t need to remake itself in the image of the moment. Instead, it needs an infusion of courage to stand by the principles we espouse.”
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Philadelphia has a fentanyl crisis, failing schools, and crime—and few seem to care. What finally motived Philadelphians to gather and take action? When the city came for the tailgate parking spots of Eagles fans. Lots to unpack here.
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Meg Brock retweeted
EXCLUSIVE: The Trump admin has scrapped Biden’s COVID-era ‘remote’ trucking inspections that allowed federal auditors to do online audits instead of conducting in-person inspections After the COVID pandemic broke out, the Biden administration issued directives in 2020 requiring inspectors to stop conducting in-person inspections and instead opt for “virtual” checks of trucking companies online. The policy continued after the pandemic until Trump officials officially scrapped it in March, according to an internal Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) memo obtained by @realDailyWire. One trucking company subjected to a Biden-era “virtual” audit later had one of its trucks involved in a fatal crash after metal pipes slid off the trailer during a turn and struck multiple vehicles. dailywire.com/news/exclusive…
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This is a real-life picture of the marriage “ideal” tradwives and patriarchy bros are trying to sell. The announcers weren’t having it. They know.
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Meg Brock retweeted
Meritocracy isn't the problem. It's the solution. And the fact that both parties are now moving toward wholesale rejection of meritocracy spells the end of American innovation, freedom, and strength.
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Meg Brock retweeted
I don't think the New York Times coverage of gender clinic closures is that bad. What's missing, however, is genuine curiosity about why the hospitals agreed to settle. This was not a decision taken lightly. It's fair to assume that gender clinicians and their allies within these hospitals, especially those located in blue states, face little-to-no opposition from other doctors or administrators. It's also known that hospitals went to the mat to fight closure efforts previously. That's Exhibit A. So, what's changed? Why the seeming capitulation now? Enter Exhibit B: mounting evidence of billing fraud, which comes from 3 sources. (1) Inferentially, from billing of puberty blockers for treatment of central precocious (abnormally early) puberty in 14- and 15-year-olds. (2) From gender clinicians and quasi-medical groups like WPATH, which has openly and explicitly recommended using "endocrine disorder" when billing for medical interventions in minors without an endocrine disorder (although they are likely to develop such a disorder as a result of treatment). (3) From court records in resolved qui tam lawsuits (e.g., in Texas) that show evidence of False Claims Act violations. The combination of these easily verifiable sources, together with the unexpected willingness of blue state hospitals to settle with the DOJ, should trigger curiosity about the leverage the DOJ actually had over NYU, Mt. Sinai, and other hospitals. It seems highly implausible that hospitals in New York, with Letitia James and Mamdani paying close attention, would shutter their clinics and pay out millions of $ unless the DOJ had court-proof evidence of billing fraud. Also, it's September 2026, and the New York Times still hasn't done an investigative report on how major medical associations and scientific journals have promoted misinformation and stifled debate on youth gender medicine.
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Meg Brock retweeted
Elite hospitals spent years pushing the false narrative that pediatric gender medicine was “settled science” and “life-saving care”—puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and even surgeries on children. Both claims were demonstrably false and sat at the center of a social-contagion scandal. Now at least six major hospital systems are paying millions and shutting their youth gender clinics. NYU Langone: $8.5 million and the program closed. Mount Sinai, Texas Children’s, Cleveland Clinic, Connecticut Children’s, and UPMC have already folded. Some agreed to provide free care to former patients who now want to detransition. For those of us who reported on the weak evidence and the ideological capture of WPATH and the major medical associations, these DOJ settlements are one of the Trump administration’s real achievements. They will spare many more children from a pipeline that leaves them as victims of a medical system run amok.
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Meg Brock retweeted
No child understands the whole-life physical and psychological harm caused by rejecting the reality of his/her sexed body. No child should be subjected to this harm.
Don’t ever forget that the mainstream media normalized the lie that a child can be born in the wrong body. It is & was always led by the child. This little girl was FIVE when she was socially transitioned. Of course she doesn’t understand the ramifications of these interventions.
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I agree—it’s great to see a wife support her husband. I love it! But can we stop making this about gender roles? You know what the real secret to a great marriage is: SUPPORTING ONE ANOTHER. Travis has openly supports her, she openly supports him—that’s the beauty of love!
Countless young women just saw Taylor Swift point to her wedding ring while cheering on her husband, Travis Kelce. That may have been one of the most important cultural moments of the year. So many women have grown up with no idea how much that means to men. Being praised for your strengths by somebody who loves you is rocket fuel to us. Women set the standard that men naturally want to live up to. And last night, Taylor Swift set an amazingly important standard for women.
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Meg Brock retweeted
If you want insight into why a lesbian sports bar devoted to women’s sports in Portland threw out a group of patrons for wearing shirts making reference to the fact that men are not women and that women’s sports depends on the exclusion of men, this story about another lesbian bar in Western Massachusetts provides useful cultural context
A Covid-cautious lesbian bar in Western MA made customers wear KN-95s. When management decided to relax the mandate a few weeks ago, all hell broke loose. The community they worked so hard to build turned on them — calling them ableist, racist, even eugenicist.
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Meg Brock retweeted
The Boston Globe has just published a shockingly sober article about the nonexistent genocide supposedly targeting the transgender community. In it, they cite a report I coauthored showing that the murder rate is actually lower for trans-identifying people than the general population. Our report was responding to the HRC's annual reports pushing the narrative that there is an ongoing "Epidemic of Violence" against the transgender community. The reporter says he "offered the Human Rights Campaign's key researcher, the transgender woman Charleigh Flohr, or anyone else with the organization an opportunity to rebut the Manhattan Institute finding, but they didn't reply to me." That's unsurprising because the HRC is engaging in fundraising propaganda. They don't care about the truth, only promoting the narrative. Our report presenting the actual data is irrefutable. That's why they have nothing to say in response. You can read our report summary in @CityJournal here: 🔗city-journal.org/article/hum… Or explore our comprehensive report here: 🔗dont-shoot-the-data.github.i… Read the Boston Globe article here: 🔗archive.ph/VqhlI
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Meg Brock retweeted
.@VP Vance tells @MaryMargOlohan the fraud task force will look into @MegEBrock's exclusive Daily Wire report outlining how Planned Parenthood may be committing fraud to hide transgender procedures: "We'll look into that reporting... To the Democrats who talk A LOT about standing up to big pharma, why didn't they stand up to big pharma when they were selling billions of dollars of untested, unconfirmed, experimental treatments to children?"
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Meg Brock retweeted
A lot of the marriage talk I see from the right puts so much weight on roles and duty that it starts to sound like a job instead of a relationship. That’s not why I said yes. We didn’t get married to master some 1950s script. We got married to become one team. When you both keep choosing to take care of each other instead of keeping score, you end up with a real friend. Love, respect, and actual joy are still there when life gets messy. 21 years later, I still believe that. Having him makes the hard days lighter and the good days better. I’m grateful every single day. Xoxo @congressdj @MegEBrock said this first — her post is what got me thinking.
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Meg Brock retweeted
Incredible lineup of stories this morning on @realDailyWire -@MaryMargOlohan sits down to profile @SLOTUS -@MegEBrock with an exclusive report on Planned Parenthood hiding transgender work -@JenniferSey on why she won't stop fighting for Sophie Cunningham
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Too much of the “pro marriage”messaging from the right makes marriage sounds like a total drag. The purpose of marriage isn’t to get really good at fulfilling 1950’s gender roles. The goal of marriage is oneness. When two people are committed to serving one another it leads to a deep friendship categorized by love, respect, and real joy—even in hard seasons. Having been married for almost 16 years, I affirm this message! Marriage is fun!! It makes life half as hard and twice as good. And I’m thankful for it everyday ❤️
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