This silly, but frightening Democrat administration and their bathroom edict

Funny Definition of Democracy You’ve Got There, Mr. President

"Do we really need to be talking about restroom access during an explosive political season, with public sentiment already boiling?

"Yes, we really do need to be talking about restroom access, less so for anatomical than for constitutional reasons. We need to be talking about the matter with urgency — and with anxiety for the democratic processes our leader seems bent on scuttling.

"Where does the ex-constitutional law lecturer who now serves as U.S. president get off with trying to remake moral policy for a nation of 330 million? Where does he get the idea it’s his business to instruct the 50 states that schools must henceforth allow the transgendered — whatever that curiously concocted word may mean — to visit the school restroom of their choice? Most of all, where does he suppose he gets the authority to do all this?

"Our modern-day Wizard of Oz is blowing and bloviating with glee. It’s time someone pulled back the curtains. The president isn’t nearly as big a figure as he thinks he is, with power to shut up opponents and magically make the American people over in his own image. No president is that big or grand — Obama’s inflated opinion of himself notwithstanding." . . .More

Trans insanity a powerful weapon   

. . . "That a small group of males whose confused and questionable sexual self-identification is considered a mental aberration by the larger population including many medical professionals is more important to Target than their millions of female customers?"

"The Obama administration has decided that such localism, allowing for experiment and flexibility, is impermissible under federal law.

"Now a letter from a couple of federal mandarins carries as much practical power as a law duly passed by Congress and signed by the president. It is government by epistle."

And celebrities like Bruce Springsteen bought it: lock, stock, and barrel.