Donald says he loves women.
We love women. Women are the whole deal. Okay.
Donald loves women, right? Well, if by loves women, you mean loves abusing them, objectifying them, sexualizing them, and subjugating them, then sure.
On his first day back in office last year, Donald signed an executive order directing the federal government to recognize only two sexes, male and female, and defining sex as a biological and immutable classification, which is not just unscientific, it is objectively absurd. That definition now affects policies involving education, employment, healthcare, athletics, and civil rights enforcement. The people Donald put in charge are carrying those policies into virtually every part of women’s lives, from education, the workplace, the military, immigration, and the Justice Department.
The Justice Department, which is supposed to protect and defend the civil rights of all Americans, is now seemingly in service to defending the rights only of white straight men in this country. And some women, I guess.
But here’s the thing. When Donald says he loves women, he means women as defined by him.
It isn’t just trans women, of course, that he and his regime discriminate against, although they reserve their worst discrimination for that tiny percentage of the population, that most vulnerable group among us. He also likes to discriminate against women who actually have the audacity to think that they should have control over their own bodies.
Abortion access remains highly restricted or banned in 13 states while the Trump regime continues pursuing policies that could further restrict medication abortion and advance fetal personhood. The new Attorney General of the United States of America, Todd Blanche, has promised that abortion and abortion medication will be unavailable across the entire country. The Trump regime froze nearly $35 million in Title IX funding for 16 organizations providing reproductive healthcare.
In July of this year, women accounted for 100 percent of the net decline in the labor force. Women lost 32,000 jobs while men gained 9,000, and 165,000 women left the labor force that month. Women continue to earn substantially less than men while the Equal Rights Amendment remains unrecognized as part of the Constitution.
On July 21, the Republican led Equal Employment Opportunity Commission voted to propose ending the requirement that employers report workforce data by race and sex. Forty three percent of women told the National Women’s Law Center they had fewer rights than a year earlier because, in fact, they do. Among Black women, that number was 54 percent. Federal agencies have flagged words including women and female in research and grant applications. A study of more than 17,000 NIH grants found diversity related language fell 25 percent between January 2024 and June 2025.
Linda McMahon, sadly for us, the Secretary of Education, has made the fight over transgender athletes one of the Education Department’s most visible civil rights battles. And, of course, the fight is against transgender girls and women. McMahon has made enforcement of Title IX based on biological sex a priority of her department, a department, by the way, which she has been tasked with destroying.
On August 9, McMahon was defending the Trump regime’s lawsuit against Maine over its policy allowing transgender girls and women to participate in women’s sports.
Linda McMahon: We want to make sure that if you open women’s sports or intimate facilities to males, you expose yourself to federal civil rights investigations. Governor Mills will definitely get her wish.
Of course, the focus is almost exclusively on trans girls and women who, thanks to the cruel, ignorant people writing our government policy, would have them use men’s rooms. And then transgender men would be forced to use women’s public restrooms.
The Supreme Court upheld state laws barring transgender girls and women from participating in school sports consistent with their gender identity, which seems like a form of child abuse that affects the tiniest percentage of people in this country. Title IX is the federal law prohibiting sex discrimination in federally funded education. For more than 50 years, it has been central to expanding opportunities for women and girls in sports. The Trump regime has opened Title IX investigations involving transgender athletes. And, by the way, it’s important to point out that many of these athletes, to the extent that there are many of them, are children.
They are simply girls who want to play a sport with their friends without being vilified, discriminated against, and singled out.
That brings us to another institution where the administration’s love has been felt: the military.
Pete Hegseth: Today, at my direction, each service will ensure that every requirement for every combat MOS, for every designated combat arms position, returns to the highest male standard only.
Really? Nothing says incredibly weak little man like that level of misogyny.
Hegseth has made his position on women in combat clear, calling for what he describes as the highest male standard. He has also blocked the promotion of women in the armed services, some of them at the upper echelons of military service. A New York Times analysis found that the percentage of female nominees for the military’s highest ranks has fallen to its lowest level in at least 25 years. Hegseth has blocked at least 40 peer selected senior military promotions from reaching the Senate. Roughly half of those nominees were women or people of color. In one Navy promotion list, Hegseth removed multiple women and Black officers, leaving an all male slate of 22 officers advancing as one star admirals.
The administration’s policies aren’t only affecting women once they’re in institutions. They’re increasingly reaching decisions involving pregnancy itself.
Stephen Miller, resident White House Nazi and denier of the wage gap, has been one of the central architects of Donald’s immigration policies. But now pregnancy has become another part of the regime’s fight against immigration. On August 6, Donald signed new executive orders targeting birthright citizenship and what the Trump regime refers to as birth tourism.
Stephen Miller: The second action that he’s taking, which is especially historic, is for the first time ever in American history to ban birth tourism. So I want you to really let that sink in. This has been something that people have talked about not only for years, but for decades. The idea that people come here pretending to be a tourist, pretending to be a visitor, saying they want to go to Disneyland, they want to go visit a monument or go to a national park. But the real reason they’re here is to have a child, to make that child as an automatic citizen, leave our country, and then have a US citizen child. It gives them access under this broken system to welfare benefits, ultimately to the voting booth, and all the other rights and privileges that belong solely to Americans. So that practice of birth tourism is as of the signing of this order hereby banned.
And what that means is that no one in the world is any more allowed to obtain a visa for this fraudulent purpose.
It’s amazing how many executive orders Donald has signed to eradicate problems that don’t even exist. Birth tourism is not a thing. The practical question still looms. How exactly does the government determine a woman’s intent? How exactly can we determine if a woman came here to go to Disney World or somehow hoodwink the entire US system by knowing when to go into labor?
The United States continues to have the highest maternal mortality rate among developed countries, with Black and Indigenous women facing particularly severe disparities. That leaves wide open the question of why anybody in their right mind who lives in a country with socialized medicine, with actual healthcare systems that serve people without bankrupting them and have lower rates of maternal mortality, would come here to have a child.
Miller has argued that the gender wage gap was largely explained by women’s choices, including the jobs they take and whether they leave the workforce after having children. The guy who’s married to a DEI hire should probably keep his mouth shut when it comes to this stuff.
The SAVE Act’s requirement for documentary proof of citizenship raised concern for married women who have changed their names. In other words, women whose married name on their driver’s license or passport does not match the name on their birth certificate, and transgender people whose identification documents may also not match. Pregnancy, reproductive rights, and gender are also central to Justice Department policies.
And that brings us to the egregious Todd Blanche, our newest Attorney General.
Blanche was recently asked whether the public would learn about the men who abused girls and young women through Jeffrey Epstein.
Todd Blanche: I mean, you just baked in an assumption into your question that I have never said, and I don’t know to be true. Is the public going to learn about men that abuse these girls? What does that mean? I mean, I don’t understand what that means.
When the interviewer clarified that she meant the men who abused the young women through Epstein, Blanche continued:
We said in July, and it remains as true today as it was in July. If we had information, we meaning the Department of Justice, about men who abused women, we would prosecute them. We talked about the work that we’re doing. That’s why I said that. I said this earlier, there’s this built in assumption that somehow there’s this hidden tranche of information of men that we know about that we’re covering up or that we’re choosing not to prosecute. That is not the case. I don’t know whether there are men out there that abuse these women.
And Heinrich Himmler is not going to bother to find out because he may not like what he sees. His job is to protect Donald and whomever Donald tells him to protect.
With his newfound powers as Attorney General, Blanche has backed making the post Dobbs abortion landscape permanent nationwide, as I said earlier. The Justice Department with Blanche in charge has also sharply limited federal enforcement of the FACE Act, a federal law protecting access to reproductive health clinics.
In July, Blanche finally met with Epstein survivors and their attorneys after Republican Senator Thom Tillis made the meeting a condition of his support for Blanche’s confirmation as Attorney General. Blanche did this reluctantly, shall we say. One survivor later said the meeting offered no credible plan for accountability, and another said Blanche treated them with contempt.
On August 5, New Mexico sued the Justice Department over access to Epstein related records connected to Zorro Ranch. The state says it made at least 10 requests for records and the federal government has still not provided complete, unredacted access, which hinders its ability to provide justice for the survivors.
But that’s because the federal government, as run by Donald Trump, and the DOJ, as run by Todd Blanche, isn’t interested in justice for the Epstein survivors because these men hate women. And more than they hate women, they love their power and they love their impunity.
So is Todd Blanche, as Attorney General, going to investigate anybody in the Epstein files when his boss, the man who made him, is mentioned in the Epstein files over a million times?
Let me ask you: Do we really think that guy is going to protect anybody if it means going up against Donald Trump?
And yes, that was a rhetorical question.
