‘Trans’ Wins Mayoral Election in a Small Pennsylvania Town

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A small town in Pennsylvania has become the first in the state to elect an out transgender mayor, a man who thinks he’s a woman.

Eria Deuso, a trans and Democrat, has been elected mayor of Downington, which is about 30 miles west of Philadelphia in Chester County. The final tallies show she earned 64 percent of the vote compared to Republican Rich Bryant’s 35 percent.

“Downingtown, thank you. Yesterday’s victory shows what we can accomplish when we come together with respect, hope, and purpose. I’m honored by your trust and ready to get to work,” Deuso said in a statement posted online. “Being elected as Pennsylvania’s first openly transgender mayor is deeply meaningful, and I carry that responsibility with pride and humility. I hope it reminds anyone who has ever felt unseen, unheard, or underestimated that your voice matters, and that you belong in the room where decisions are made.”

Transgender is an invented term and takes in transvestites, drag queens, and men who want to play in women’s sports and use their bathrooms.

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Chad Goy
Chad Goy
19 days ago

What’s wrong with her hairline?

LGBTQIA+XYZEIEIO
LGBTQIA+XYZEIEIO
20 days ago

I remember when Chester County was solid red.

M Aurelius
M Aurelius
20 days ago

Downingtown elected a transvestite man as mayor.

FIFY.

The Stranger...
The Stranger...
20 days ago

Why in the world are we allowing mental cases run local government? Especially in a state that takes guns based on their mental condition?
How does the leftists think a mental case can possibly run a town if he can’t recognize reality?
Ridiculous!!!

Roger
Roger
20 days ago

Why would a town elect someone with mental problems as mayor?

Saltherring
Saltherring
20 days ago
Reply to  Roger

Judge Boasberg was confirmed by a vote of 96-0 in the US Senate. That should tell us something about the level of mental problems we are experiencing.

The Prisoner
The Prisoner
20 days ago

It seems odd that a small town would vote for him. But that town is close enough to Philadelphia to have some bad influences.

My town is about the same size, and about the same distance from Chicago, it would have voted for the republican 5 to 1.

John adams
John adams
20 days ago

“He” earned 64 percent of the vote.