One would think a man who survived getting clipped with a bullet would earn a lifetime exemption from having his masculinity questioned. But someone forgot to explain this to a particular Daily Beast writer, and she got the response she deserved.
In her ridiculous article titled “Trump Dragged for MAGA Claim He Is ‘Opposite of Feminine'”, Breaking News Intern Amber Levis decided to mock Turning Point USA co-founder and executive director Charlie Kirk for touting Trump’s masculinity by using replies from liberal X users to claim otherwise.
“While Kirk maintains that Trump is “ultra masculine” because he’s associated with a “red tie, big plane, super rich, supermodel wife,” Levis wrote. Netizens have drawn attention to Trump’s obsession with appearances, gilded decor, experimentation with makeup, and his love for stirring drama, spreading rumors, and busting moves.
“Some have found it too tempting to compare Trump’s gaudy ballroom-in-progress with camp drag balls,” she added.
Here are some of the posts she used. As one will see, Trump is mocked for supposedly ‘feminine’ characteristics such as loving interior design, musical theater, and dancing.
One even calls him a “drag queen for straight men.”
Literally the best definition I saw for Trump’s personality is “drag queen for straight men” https://t.co/qjLw9obx3x pic.twitter.com/LIwjmtvdff
— Agência Secreta Bebê Identidade Born (@shuk3b4n_) August 8, 2025
He is far and away the cattiest, queeniest president ever. He loves musical theater and interior design. He openly denigrates weight lifting specifically and non-golf exercise generally as dumb, meathead behavior. He’s been talking ad nauseum about building a ballroom lately. pic.twitter.com/HAV4T9yWga
— Brad (@BGM_22) August 7, 2025
He’s feminine. He loves dressing up, putting on make-up, dancing with his friends, and discussing celebrity gossip. He’s the only man his age in America who knows what’s being discussed every day on “The View.” There’s nothing wrong with it, but he has a lot of traditionally… pic.twitter.com/E9RK5jIwS9
— Lon Harris (@Lons) August 7, 2025
Thinking she just owned Trump, Levis asked the White House for comment, hoping they would be triggered or too embarrassed to respond.
Instead, they issued her this fitting and devastating reply.
LOOK:
In a subsequent X post, White House Deputy Press Secretary Abigail Jackson explained that sometimes a request is so stupid that it only dignifies a meme response.
Sometimes you get a request that’s so stupid there are no words. Only memes. pic.twitter.com/8oGgKQA0e9
— Abigail Jackson (@ATJackson47) August 10, 2025
