Kevin Roberts

I mean this in sincere charity toward people suffering from gender dysphoria.

We wouldn't be using physicians, organizations, the financial incentive that some physicians have, which is real.

We wouldn't be using federal policy to tell our fellow Americans, each of whom we love as sincerely as we love our wives and our children, that that's a good thing.

A healthy society tells the hard truths in charity, even when it really does hurt.

And in this case, not just because of what seems to be data pointing toward a correlation between having the surgery and acts of violence.

More research needs to be done to be clear.

We know that even if those weren't happening, it's bad for the human person because social scientists have shown there is a strong correlation between that surgery and mental illness.

Well, I think they're both awesome, number one.

That's the official heritage position.

The entire cabinet's awesome, and I really do mean that sincerely.

I thought the Secretary's, Rubio's speech at Munich,

I don't want to get you in that.

That's okay.

We don't make endorsements at Heritage.

And the vice president knows that too.

I thought Rubio's speech at Munich was awesome.

I thought Vance's speech last year at Munich was awesome.

I think the president is.

I think his cabinet is.

Whoever the standard bearer is for conservatives in 2028,