Quote:Several Democrats who are seeking election or re-election in states around the country refused to provide a definition for the word "woman" or offer their thoughts on whether men have the capacity to become pregnant.

Fox News Digital reached out to multiple Democratic candidates about the topics and received no responses from the campaigns of Sens. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., and Maggie Hassan, D-N.H., and Senate nominees John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, Tim Ryan of Ohio, and Cheri Beasley of North Carolina.

Ahead of the midterm elections, and amid the debate on whether abortion should be protected federally, several individuals, including members of the media, have started defending the contentious notion that men have the ability to get pregnant and have abortions.

In May, Aimee Arrambide, the executive director of the pro-choice nonprofit Avow Texas, was asked by Rep. Dan Bishop, R-N.C., to define what "a woman is" during her testimony on abortion as a Democrat witness before the House Judiciary Committee.

"I believe that everyone can identify for themselves," she responded.

Bishop then asked Arrambide whether she believes "men can become pregnant and have abortions," to which she simply responded, "Yes."

Earlier this month, Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., made headlines after he clashed with a liberal University of California-Berkeley professor whom he questioned for her repeated use of the term "people with a capacity for pregnancy" during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the Supreme Court's recent ruling on abortion. Hawley asked Professor Khiara Bridges if she meant to refer to "women" when she repeatedly used the phrase.

"There are also trans-men who have the capacity for pregnancy," Bridges replied, adding that "cis-women" and "non-binary people" do get pregnant from sexual intercourse. Bridges also called Hawley's questioning "transphobic and opens up trans-people to violence."

"Here is the modern Democrat Party today," Hawley later told Fox News. "It [deems] that you have to say that ‘men can get pregnant.' And if you don't say it, then you are a bigot and you are responsible for violence."

"That is the party line," he added. "Let's not forget who invited this witness. She was there as a Democrat witness. You didn't see a single Democrat disagree with that. In fact, they're all over social media applauding her and saying, 'Oh, that's exactly right.'"

Following Hawley's exchange with the Democrat witness, Washington Post politics writer Mariana Alfaro lashed out at him. The paper gave credence to Bridges' statements that seemed unwilling to say only biological women could get pregnant. According to Alfaro, Hawley "refused to acknowledge transgender people" by not recognizing the "gender-neutral" language Bridges used.

Hawley's exchange came months after President Biden's Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson, now an associate justice, was asked by Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., to define the word "woman" during her confirmation hearings before the Senate.

"Can I provide a definition? No," Jackson responded. "I can't."

Jackson declared that she is "not a biologist" and concluded that she could not speak to the question at hand.

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Let me clarify this: biological males CANNOT GET PREGNANT. Those who are playing "let's pretend" & who are biological women, those women can get pregnant. However, our Democratic elected officials for some unknown reason, have taken it upon themselves to delude the public about this. For that reason alone they should not hold public office.

Back in the day, if you said that a man can get pregnant with a straight face, you would be the village idiot.

Now days, you get to be in congress.

Clown world.

It's all theater of the absurd. The more absurd something is, the better.

(07-26-2022 09:09 PM)Bear Catlett Wrote:  Back in the day, if you said that a man can get pregnant with a straight face, you would be the village idiot.

Now days, you get to be in congress.

Congress.... where failed lawyers go to survive.

Let's step back for one moment and just call the science on this.

Certain people cannot physically or biologically become a pregnant. That is a scientific fact.
Certain people can physically and biologically become pregnant. That is a scientific fact.

Can we all at least agree on that?

Now let's step forward. How would you like to label these people. Clearly, many people are offended by Man and Woman. Ok fine.

What do you all want to be called?