[Hoot Gibson]

Nancy Mace is the source, correct?  She does have a history of hyperbole. yet I'm not saying it's false, although that is what most on here do every time something is mentioned that is not in line with their beliefs, but how about getting some information from someone without an agenda before jumping to conclusions.  Research and come to your own conclusion would be the wise thing to do.

There is a lot of government waste to be cleaned up, but we need to be sure whose pockets the proceeds from the waste discovered goes into.

The White Coat Waste Project is a bipartisan nonprofit organization dedicated to exposing and ending wasteful government spending on animal experimentation. Their mission is to "stop the money. Stop the madness!" by identifying, publicizing, and defunding taxpayer-funded animal experiments.

Regarding the federal government's expenditure on creating transgender animals for clinical testing, reports indicate that over $10 million in taxpayer funds have been allocated to such research. These experiments involve subjecting animals like mice, rats, and monkeys to invasive surgeries and hormone therapies to study various aspects of transgender health issues. For instance, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) funded studies examining the fertility of transgender mice and the effects of hormone treatments on female rats to simulate conditions in transgender men.

Critics argue that these experiments are not only ethically questionable but also scientifically dubious, given the significant biological differences between animals and humans. They contend that such studies often fail to produce results applicable to human health and advocate for the adoption of advanced non-animal research methods that more accurately model human biology.

In summary, the federal government has indeed spent over $10 million on creating transgender animals for clinical testing, a practice that has drawn significant criticism for its ethical implications and scientific validity.

Nancy Mace accurately reported this outrageous water of taxpayer money. Was the money well spent, in your opinion? Be honest, please.