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Krystal Ball Says Recognizing Only Two Sexes Is the 'Literal Opposite of Biological Truth'

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was a controversial pick for Health and Human Services secretary, mostly because of his reputation as being anti-vaccine. ("ARE YOU SUPPORTIVE OF THESE ONESIES?" demanded Sen. Bernie Sanders.) Kennedy was confirmed by the Senate, with the only Republican no vote coming from Mitch McConnell, who was also a no on Tulsi Gabbard and Pete Hegseth.

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How about his headline, and Krystal Ball's reaction to it:

The headline's already biased with "biological truth" put in quotation marks. But for Kennedy to issue guidance that there are only two sexes is "the literal opposite" of biological truth. 

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Even people who believe they were born in the wrong body acknowledge that there are only two sexes.

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This is why Donald Trump won—common sense. If a Supreme Court justice can't define what a woman is because she's "not a biologist," that's her issue. Biological truth is what it is.

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