Wisconsin Democrats' Gender Ideology Disconnects Them from Basic Reality and Rural Voters
Source: M.D. Kittle. "Wisconsin Dems Misgender Bulls To Begin Dairy Month." June 3, 2026. thefederalist.com
The Gist
The author argues that Wisconsin Democrats made such a basic mistake about farm animals (posting bulls for Dairy Month) that it shows how their gender ideology has disconnected them from reality. He claims this proves they can't represent regular Wisconsin voters, especially farmers.
Conclusion
The Wisconsin Democratic Party's embrace of gender ideology has made them so disconnected from basic biological reality that they cannot effectively represent Wisconsin voters, particularly rural constituents
Premises
- Wisconsin Democrats posted an image of bulls to celebrate Dairy Month, demonstrating they don't understand basic farm biology (bulls don't produce milk)
- This mistake reflects the party's broader confusion about biological sex, as evidenced by their support for policies that deny biological differences between men and women
- Wisconsin Democrats have successfully won elections by focusing exclusively on urban progressive voters while ignoring rural farmers and their interests
- The party has implemented policies that replace biologically accurate terms like 'pregnant women' and 'mothers' with gender-neutral language like 'inseminated persons'
- Wisconsin Democrats support policies allowing biological men to compete in women's sports, further demonstrating their rejection of biological reality
Assumptions
- Basic biological knowledge (like distinguishing bulls from cows) is essential for political competence
- Rural voters' values and knowledge are more grounded in reality than urban progressive values
- Gender ideology necessarily leads to disconnection from practical, real-world concerns
- Political parties should represent the interests of rural constituents, not just urban ones
- There is an inherent contradiction between progressive gender policies and biological reality