With Joe Biden in charge, our military is turning into a joke. The Department of Defense is now considering sex reassignment surgery for military members.
If a person doesn’t even know what gender they are, then they probably aren’t of a sound mind to be serving in our military. Not to mention, the government giving them free surgery to chop off their penises, or add one, is absolutely insane.
“America is stronger, at home and around the world, when it is inclusive. The military is no exception,” the White House said in a press release.
“This means no one will be separated or discharged, or denied reenlistment, solely on the basis of gender identity,” it continued. “Prospective recruits may serve in their self-identified gender when they have met the appropriate standards for accession into the military services.”
“This revised policy will also ensure all medically necessary transition-related care authorized by law is available to all Service members,” Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin wrote.
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough said the military would “perform an assessment of the necessary steps to eliminate the exclusion of ‘gender alteration’ (gender affirmation surgery) in the medical benefits package.”
From Newsmax:
He wrote last month, in a memo ordering a review of the department’s policies and practices, that “Every person at VA, whether a customer or member of VA’s workforce, should be treated with respect and dignity. Our success as a team — our ability to deliver world-class care for our veterans — depends on our respect for our fellow VA employees and the veterans we serve and is critical to everything we do.”
Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., an Iraq War veteran who says he supports transgender people serving in the military, told the Examiner: “This is radical and new territory for a presidential administration to force taxpayers to fund sexual reassignment surgeries for those in the military. I’m compassionate toward those individuals who want to undergo an elective surgery of this nature, but taxpayers shouldn’t be on the hook to pay for it. It’s constitutionally dubious that Congress hasn’t passed these measures, but the administration, in a radical way, is pushing through this agenda. I sit on the committee that should debate these issues.”
