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Reporter: Drag queen 'makes State Capitol history' by dancing on the rotunda floor star

I apologize to all of you Twitchy VIPs who are getting sick of posts about the transgender movement (there are more in today’s queue). I was originally hired 11 years ago to write about entertainment, but now it seems every Saturday is devoted to either trans people or drag queens. Vox would have you believe the “anti-trans movement” has taken over mainstream media, but all we’ve seen is the media go out of its way to cover Friday’s Trans Day of Visibility. We thought trans women and drag queens were two separate things, but for the Trans Day of Visibility, John Croman of KARE in Minneapolis shared with us this history sight: a drag queen dancing on the rotunda star in the state capitol.

Remember the outrage when Sen. Kyrsten Sinema wore a denim vest on the floor of the Senate? Not only did it show no respect for the Senate; Ana Navarro informed us it was racist.

At first, we thought this was one of the mobs storming state capitols this week, but it looks like there are folding chairs set out … did the capitol put on this show for Trans Day of Visibility?

Why is the “art form” of drag being pulled from nightclubs and thrust into elementary school classrooms? Why the sudden appearance of “all-ages” and “family-friendly” drag brunches? When do strippers get their chance?

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