There are some truths about this transsexual/transgender issue:

1. Most of us feel great sympathy for someone a person who spends his/her entire life feeling like they were born the wrong sex.
2. Transsexuals are a TINY group.
   
3. This whole debate would have been dismissed as radical and outside the realm of common sense just 10 years ago. The only thing that's changed is the politics and messaging; it's been embraced by the extremist Democratic Party as part of the strategy for changing our culture.
4. The idea that simply claiming to be a transsexual is proof of the condition is asinine. Actually have the surgery and it's a whole different game.
   
5. Most of us aren't worried about a transsexual molesting women or girls in the female shower, changing room or restroom, we're worried about the criminals who would take advantage of stupid laws with no objectivity (see #3, above).
   
6. Opposition to the Charlotte "bathroom bill" has nothing to do with one's view of homosexuality. Homosexuality and transgenderism are entirely different things. The Left has always asserted such and it is a completely rational premise. Therefore, the only reason the two are linked (ex., "LGBT") is to boost political power.

The radical, former ACLU pleader, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, acknowledged all this (one way or the other), and that is the point of the Daily Haymaker article.

by Matt Horsley

The purpose of this recurring column is to identify problems that we need to address (especially at the local and state levels), discuss solutions and mobilize to execute them. A discussion will only exist if you participate by clicking the “Comment” link at the bottom of the article.
To set the stage for future columns, we’re starting big by assessing where we are versus where we started—the Tax Day Rally in June 2009.

1. Much of what we feared, we have actually realized. Obama steadily moved his anti-American agenda forward on every front.
2. In response, We the People put the GOP in charge of the Congress. In turn, it did worse than nothing because it put the “opposition” party’s imprimatur on the Democrat’s destructive actions. That is, but funding them, they de facto approved them. There is no way around that.
3. All of this created boiling resentment and anger in the electorate, setting the stage for non-traditional types to run for president. The angry Left wants an open Socialist to wield the Marxist hammer and “make everything equal and fair,” the angry conservatives wanted Cruz to wield the Constitution to turn back the statist tide, and an odd mix of angry people want Trump to wield a CEO’s fist to “make America great again!”

Yes, Bernie is way over the edge, but at least he isn’t the abject, hypocritical, blatant liar that Hillary is! She should probably be in jail but at the very least, nobody should vote for her, EVER. Feel the Bern, Baby!
 
OK, I don’t really want a (second) Marxist in the White House, so bear with me.
 
FACT 1: Unless she is indicted, Clinton is the odds-on favorite to be the Dem candidate. Bernie would be easier to beat. He’s an out-of-the-closet socialist and that frightens most conservative Democrats (maybe even all four of them!), but he’s unlikely to be the nominee.
 
FACT 2: Very few of our interactions with Progs (Progressives, aka “Libs” and “Leftists”) will afford the opportunity for a serious discussion of political philosophy. Most are momentary, such as waiting in line with a 65-year-old woman with a “My body, my choice” lapel pin, or buying headphones from a bearded, 23-year-old hipster with a