Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed bizarrely brought up circumcision when asked by Fox News' Jesse Watters about transgender surgeries for children. NY Post Design See more of our coverage in your search results.
Add The New York Post on Google Diary of disturbing disinformation and dangerous delusions This analogy “Circumcision is surgery on a kid’s ding-a-ling.” — Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, Monday
We say: El-Sayed, the Michigan Senate wannabe who is an actual MD, defended sex-change surgery by equating it with circumcision.
Huh? Doctors aren’t needed for circumcisions, which are advised for health benefits in any case.
Indeed, a Jewish bris is performed by a simple mohel, often in a family’s home. Nor does it yield the drastic, life-altering consequences of sex-change surgery.
Such idiocy should cost El-Sayed his medical license — except he never got one.
“A 5-year-old boy was detained [by ICE] with his . . .Spider-Man bag still on his back.” — Gov. Hochul, Tuesday
We say: Does Hochul base all her policies on myths and lies?
She cited little Liam Ramos’ case to smear ICE agents as she cheered her new state law banning local cops from cooperating with ICE.
Yet they didn’t “detain” Ramos; they rescued him, after his illegal-migrant dad ditched him to avoid arrest and his family refused to take him back.
“Do not refer to the Sept. 11 attacks as terrorist attacks.” — CBC News Senior Director of Journalistic Standards Basem Boshra, per Warren Kinsella, Wednesday
We say: Right before the 25th anniversary of the worst terror attacks on US soil, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. chose to remind its journalists it doesn’t regard the attackers as “terrorists” — a term, a CBC spokesman said, they should use only with “attribution.”
Pathetic: What kind of sick outlet tries to whitewash one of the clearest examples of terrorism the world has ever seen?
We say: Democrats Deliver and other Mamdani cultists plainly have trouble finding real achievements to credit him with, so they resort to fake ones.
Yes, a North American river otter recently showed near the Bronx River for the first time in a century. But environmentalists have been working for decades to restore the river.
Will Zo’s fanboys next credit him with New York’s recent nice weather, since it also came “on his watch”?
