That’s right, Joe Biden is threatening to veto defense bills because they aren’t gay enough.
In a statement over the bill, H.R. 8774, or the “Department of Defense Appropriations Act,” the House was given notice that if the bill arrives on his desk, Biden will veto it.
Why?
For every leftist reason under the sun, including the fact that it’s not DEI enough, it’s not LGBT friendly enough, and it harms access to “reproductive healthcare”:
The draft bills also include numerous, partisan policy provisions with devastating consequences for the readiness and wellbeing of America’s military and their families, including harming access to reproductive healthcare, threatening the health and safety of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Intersex (LGBTQI+) Americans, endangering marriage equality, restricting telework for Defense Department employees, including a critical retention tool for military spouses working for the Federal Government, hindering critical climate change initiatives, and preventing the Administration from promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion, which make the Nation’s military a more ready and lethal force. […]
— Read More: redstate.com
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