Mockery of the US Government
Segment # 076
It is whole lot different when your experience and talent is questioned but you are chosen because you look like this… than when you are immensely talented and qualified and are chosen in spite of the fact you look like this. Any member of the lbgtq community should be offended that the need to virtue signal is more important that marginalizing this community. To project this image internationally as being an acceptable part of our government is at best laughable.. at worst it gives our enemies cause to challenge us further. For those that sincerely care about the lbgtq community being marginalized like this is insulting, disingenuous and very very wrong. If Brinton is not fired if found guilty of stealing a woman’s luggage, then we will understand how sick are system really is.
Rachel Levine is not the first female anything
by Christopher Tremoglie, Commentary Writer
October 26, 2021 02:50 PM
Last week, Dr. Rachel Levine, assistant secretary for health, was appointed an admiral in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps. The promotion was lauded by liberal Democrats throughout the country. Additionally, Levine was celebrated as both the first openly transgender four-star officer and the first female four-star admiral in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps.
This is an affront to women everywhere. Levine is transgender, not female.
“I am humbled to serve as the first female four-star officer of the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps and first openly transgender four-star officer across any of the eight uniformed services,” Levine said, deploying the standard misuse of "humbled."
Levine, who was born and remains male by sex, lived as Richard Levine for decades, then decided he wanted to be Rachel. How Levine chooses to live is a private decision, but that private decision does not change reality or oblige anyone to pretend that what is false is true.
Aside from this principle, consider some practical matters — for example, feminist grievances about the glass ceiling and unequal pay. It has been claimed (mostly erroneously) for years that women unfairly make less money than men — the figure often cited is 79 cents on the dollar. Is Levine on both sides of this statistic, having contributed for 53 years to the patriarchy’s finances before becoming marginalized and oppressed in 2011?
Being female is more than just a word. It is not a "social construct," as is so often claimed. It is science — that thing the Left pretends to believe in. The vast biological and other differences between men and women do not change because Richard wanted to become Rachel.
What is the message Levine's boasted promotion sends to women? It lets them know that men will game the system to deny women opportunities and will be aided in doing so by the Democratic president and his party.
Why should my two sisters lose opportunities because some men want to be women? Why do my nieces have to live in a future in which they are denied advancement because some men want to be women? Why do some of my closest female friends and their daughters have to live in a country in which their livelihoods and their safety (see Loudoun County) are threatened to accommodate the small portion of the population suffering from a medical condition known as gender dysphoria? Why must women endure a toxic reclassification of humanity that deprives them of their natural and congenital femininity to accommodate a fringe element of society?
Men are men. Women are women. Transgender people are transgender people. The rest is toxic, radical, leftist bullying leading to the moral decay of the United States.
Biden taps non-binary drag queen to look after nuclear waste: MIT graduate and 'kink activist' says it will be 'enormous challenge' to take on top level Department of Energy role
Sam Brinton, who uses the pronouns they/them, said in a post on LinkedIn that they have accepted the job of Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition
The White House has not yet confirmed the appointment despite repeated requests from DailyMail.com
Sam, in their post, said they will proudly be the 'first gender fluid person in federal govt leadership'
Photos online show them posing with men in bondage gear, dressed up as a nun and wearing a red lace gown to galas
Sam is seen in some photos wearing bright red lipstick beneath their moustache
By Morgan Phillips, Politics Reporter For Dailymail.Com
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10520757/Biden-taps-non-binary-drag-queen-look-nuclear-waste.htmlSam Brinton charged withtheft
A non-binary drag queen who poses online with people in bondage gear and dressed up as a nun has claimed to have been given a job in Biden's Department of Energy.
Sam Brinton, who uses the pronouns they/them, wrote on LinkedIn last month that they have accepted the job of 'Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition.
'In this role I’ll be doing what I always dreamed of doing, leading the effort to solve the nation’s nuclear waste challenges.
'I’ll do all I can to bring innovative thought into this government role. I’ll even be (to my knowledge) the first gender fluid person in federal government leadership. But most importantly, I am going to be responsible for finding solutions to a problem I have dedicated my life to that has been stymied for decades.
'Yes, I know it won’t be easy. Yes, I realize this is an enormous challenge. Yes, I am ready to take it on.
'You cannot fathom how excited I am. Nervous, but so so so excited. I truly wish I could be celebrating with each of you in person since this is a day I have dreamed of for more than a decade,' Sam, an activist, said in the LinkedIn post.
The White House has not confirmed the appointment, despite repeated requests from DailyMail.com.
Sam has previously worked for anti nuclear waste organizations and LGBTQI organizations.
The Biden administration has hired the first non-binary person to a federal government leadership position, according to Sam Brinton, who will now serve as deputy assistant secretary of spent fuel and waste disposition in the office of nuclear energy for the Department of Energy.
Brinton, who uses the pronouns they/them, said in a post on LinkedIn that they believe they will be the 'first gender fluid person in federal government leadership.'
Brinton stands outside Supreme Court in front of a group of protesters after the Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission which ruled in favor of Colorado baker Jack Phillips Monday, June 4, 2018
Brinton posted on LinkedIn on Wednesday that they had been given the role. The White House has not yet confirmed it
Deputy assistant secretaries at Cabinet agencies are typically low-level positions that do not require Senate confirmation, but the Twitter account Libs of TikTok posted a photo of Brinton dressed in American flag heels and a sparkly dress as they stood over three people role-playing as dogs.
The image gained attention, and anti-LGBTQ criticism.
Brinton, who has a Master's degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) writes in their LinkedIn bio that they are working towards 'Solving the World's #NuclearWaste Challenges and Protecting LGBTQ Youth from #ConversionTherapy.'
They currently work as a director of global political strategy at Deep Isolation, a nuclear waste disposal company.
This image gained attention, and anti-LGBTQ criticism
They have also worked for the Trevor Project, a group that works to prevent gay and transgender suicide. While at the Trevor Project they worked on the ’50 Bills 50 States’ campaign, which works to outlaw gay conversion therapy.
Brinton has been unapologetic about LGBTQ+ rights, and has a history of promoting sexual fetishes and kinks related to animal role-playing.
They gave a talk on 'kink exploration' at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2017. Brinton talked about their own experiences with 'pup play,' domination and how to safely choke one's partner.
They told of one experience how they like to tie up his partner like a table and eat dinner on him while they watch Star Trek.
Brinton is pictured in drag outside the Capitol
Brinton, who has a Master's degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) writes in their LinkedIn bio that they are working towards 'Solving the World's #NuclearWaste Challenges and Protecting LGBTQ Youth from #ConversionTherapy.'
A Biden administration official is on leave after they were charged with stealing a Vera Bradley suitcase worth over $2,000 from a Minnesota airport
Nov 29, 2022, 11:07 AM
Sam Brinton. Department of Energy
A Biden administration official has been charged with felony theft and is facing prison time.
Sam Brinton was accused of stealing a mother's Vera Bradley suitcase from an airport in Minnesota.
Brinton works at the US Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy.
A Biden administration official has been charged with felony theft and is on leave from their post after being accused of stealing a mother's Vera Bradley suitcase from an airport in Minnesota, according to court documents and the federal government.
Sam Brinton, the deputy assistant secretary of the Office of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition at the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy, was accused of taking the luggage from baggage claim at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport on September 16, according to a complaint filed last month.
The 26-inch navy blue hard-sided roller bag and its contents were estimated to be worth $2,325, according to the court documents obtained by Insider.
Surveillance footage captured Brinton, 35, taking the Vera Bradley luggage from the carousel at around 4:45 p.m. after Brinton arrived at the airport on an American Airlines flight from Washington, DC, the court documents allege.
The complaint states that Brinton took off the bag's tag and left the area "at a quick pace" before hopping into a cab; records from American Airlines show Brinton never checked a bag before they left Washington DC, according to the court papers.
Brinton was then caught on surveillance footage checking into a luxury riverfront hotel in St. Paul with the bag, the complaint says.
Two days later, on September 18, Brinton was seen checking the bag before boarding a flight back to Washington DC, the documents state. Brinton was again seen on surveillance video carrying the bag at Washington Dulles International Airport in Virginia after returning from a Europe trip on October 9, investigators said.
When a Minnesota police officer called Brinton that day, Brinton denied taking someone else's bag.
"If I had taken the wrong bag, I am happy to return it, but I don't have any clothes for another individual. That was my clothes when I opened the bag," Brinton told the officer, the complaint states.
The complaint alleges that Brinton then called the officer back two hours later and apologized for not being "completely honest."
Brinton told the officer that they were tired and picked up the wrong bag and only realized when they got to the hotel and opened the suitcase.
The complaint says Brinton "got nervous people would think they stole the bag and did not know what to do."
Brinton told police they left the clothes from the bag inside the drawers in the hotel room and admitted to taking the bag back to the airport on September 18.
When Brinton was questioned why they would use the bag, Brinton said they thought it would be "weirder" to leave the luggage in the hotel room rather than the clothes, the court papers say.
Police did not recover any clothes from the hotel room where Brinton stayed and as of October 27 — when the complaint was filed — the owner of the Vera Bradley bag has not gotten it back, according to the court documents.
The Department of Energy told Insider on Tuesday that Brinton is "on leave" from the agency and that Dr. Kim Petry is now "performing the duties of Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition."
