White House To Host Trans Activist Dylan Mulvaney On “Day 222 Of Being A Girl”

Dylan Mulvaney has been a “girl” for 222 days. He got famous by documenting his transition, identifying each day by the number of days “of girlhood.” On “day 188 of girlhood,” Dylan represented women at the Forbes Power Women’s Summit to speak about women in social media breaking into bigger industries. Now he’s been a “girl” for 34 more days and he gets to meet the President of the United States of America in the White House. Because, priorities. Why worry about things like inflation, crime, or immigration when you could have a sit-down with a social media influencer who claims he’s been a “girl” for exactly 222 days?

He hilariously says,

“You know that phrase, ‘I fear I may have girl bossed too close to the sun?’ Well, that’s how I feel today because I get to sit down with Joe Biden and Now This News and I get to ask him a few questions surrounding trans issues in the United States and talk to him about my transness, and I really just want to represent my community the best that I can.”

First of all, no one says that. That’s not a phrase anyone would know because no one says it. And honey, you didn’t “girl boss” your way to a sit-down with Joe Biden. You “intersectional-victimhood-identity-politics-narrative-ed” your way to a sit-down with Joe Biden. The ONLY reason you get to do this is because you represent the current narrative. That’s it.

And it’s pretty telling that the White House would prioritize a sit-down interview with a trans activist to talk about something that the overwhelming majority of Americans AREN’T concerned about when the White House refuses to even acknowledge, much less address the very real issues that Americans care about, like the economy, crime, and the immigration crisis.