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U.S. Assistant Secretary For Health Rachel Levine said that they will remain committed to improving Americans’physical and mental well-being, according to The Western Journal.
“Throughout my career, I have focused on the intersection between medical, mental and behavioral health,” Levine stated.
“And as your ASH, I will continue that focus and support policy initiatives to improve Americans’ physical and mental well-being.”
From The Western Journal:
Just to be clear, despite the watering down of “gender identity disorder” into “gender dysphoria” to protect people’s feelings in recent years, transgenderism certainly represents a mental health crisis in anyone desperate enough to pursue it.
Also to be clear, obesity significantly increases the risk of literally all natural causes of death, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Plainly, no one on earth should be taking health advice from this man.
Of course, Levine’s appointment and subsequent health advice were never actually about the health of Americans, nor even were they about Levine’s qualifications.
Rather, they were about the Biden administration’s steadfast dedication to proliferating transgender ideology by any means necessary, up to and including redefining the legal definition of sex to include whatever so-called gender identity a person calls themselves at any given moment.
Indeed, if there were any question as to this administration’s priorities, Biden’s Proclamation on Pride Month was longer than his Proclamation on Memorial Day, and the president has made no secret of his belief that the nation should expand and normalize trans experimentation on children.
So what is one to do with this administration’s sham of a statement on mental health and its relentless propagation of harmful falsehoods?
What is one to do with the continuous droning on of Levine who, despite everything, seems to legitimately want to help Americans while also lacking the personal fortitude to help himself?
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