Even the dumbest woman in the Senate (Chris Murphy still holding the overall title) knows that there are physiological differences between men and women, and will admit that when it suits her

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score one for the men

How We Know Democrats Don’t Really Believe Their Own Trans Agenda

Democrats have done everything they can to sell Americans on transgender ideology. They tell us biology is irrelevant, that men can compete in women’s sports without consequence, that there’s no disadvantage to pitting female athletes against biological males. 

Yet, the moment it becomes politically convenient, suddenly they rediscover what every ordinary person has always known: Men and women are different.

The latest example? Sen. Mazie Hirono of Hawaii.

During a Senate hearing, Hirono pressed FBI Director Kash Patel about the bureau’s physical fitness standards, particularly the requirement that recruits perform pull-ups. “A lot of women cannot because of physiological differences,” Hirono said, essentially acknowledging what Democrats repeatedly deny when it comes to sports, that men and women are not biologically identical. Patel didn’t shy away from affirming those differences.

He explained that FBI field agents need to be physically capable of chasing down criminals and doing tough, demanding work, which is why there are strict training benchmarks, including pull-ups, timed runs, sit-ups, and push-ups, as well as academic and marksmanship evaluations. In other words, the FBI isn’t running a social experiment in gender ideology; it’s preparing agents for real-world threats where physical ability actually matters.

And yet, this same Mazie Hirono has been one of the loudest voices condemning efforts to protect women’s sports from male intrusion. In 2022, she accused Republicans of lying when they pointed out the very real problem of males dominating female athletics. “My Republican colleagues falsely claim that allowing transgender women and girls to play sports is harmful to cisgender women and girls,” she declared. She went further, smearing the GOP for supposedly “hurling insulting lies” about the impact on women’s sports. According to her, bans on male athletes in female competitions were nothing more than bigotry dressed up as fairness. Any concerns about denied scholarships, broken records, or stolen opportunities were dismissed as “discrimination.”

Hirono is now freely admitting that "physiological differences" between the sexes affect physical performance.

Here is this mental giant in action. Hawaiian voters have kept Hirono in one political office or another — Lt. Governor; U.S. Representative; Senator — since 1980, so clearly they deserve what they’ve received. But do we?