On Monday, vacuous Hollywood-controlled singer Taylor Swift released the music video for her song “You Need To Calm Down.” The number — which features brilliant, Shakespearean lyrics like “But you saw it in a Tweet, that’s a cop-out” — explicitly aims to lecture anyone who dares to hold opposing views of the LGBTTQQIAAP (and around 1000 other letters) community. The video stays consistent with this motif, focusing heavily on homosexual activity amidst an angry crowd of Christians, who, as expected, are depicted as ignorant, lower-class white people.

The wonderfully insightful video ends with narrow yellow text on a pink screen telling viewers to support the “Equality Act” to ensure that “our laws truly treat all of our citizens equally.” Considering that the plurality of her fan base — at least ninety percent — are below the age of eighteen, I would be astonished if the majority of them even knew who the vice president was. But here they are, being asked to support a sweeping bill that would curtail religious and constitutional rights, and, ultimately, the very liberty that America was founded upon.

When a bill is titled the Equality Act, it’s quite difficult to say that you outright oppose it. With a name like that, it immediately draws parallels to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which, unlike the above-mentioned bill, actually aimed to enhance the constitutional and liberal rights of the populace, not diminish them.

On Thursday, former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden succumbed to the rancorous and begrudging wing of his own political party by repudiating a belief he has held for decades. The unprecedented and heretic view he held? That notion that taxpayers’ money should not be spent on abortions.

In an age when laws are passed in certain states that enable women to receive abortions up until birth, Biden’s initial support of the Hyde Amendment — a provision that prohibits federal funds from subsidizing abortions with the exception of cases involving rape, incest, or when a mother’s life is in peril — was a clear deviation from the conformable thoughts of the Left.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — who is the epitomical embodiment of the Sanders- and Warren-wing of the Democratic Party — lambasted Biden for his incredibly distasteful view, stating in an interview:

“While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.”

Perhaps second only to the mantra of “my body, my choice,” the above-mentioned quote from the 448-page report eponymously named after the Democratic Party’s favorite old white guy (sorry, Biden) has been continuously regurgitated by Democrats in paroxysms of disgust towards the president. Almost instantly upon the release of the report to the public, the excerpt spread rapidly through the news and Twitterverse, serving as the “smoking gun” to impeach Trump.

This is not surprising. The statement certainly does not, on a net basis, help the president. The axiom wasn’t just stated once in the report but twice, and Mueller repeated it a third time during his once in a blue moon public statement on Wednesday, in which Democrats, again, took as it as a call for impeachment.