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some orca jock dude with a big fat dick: wait. explain riichi to me again
blatantly bottom rabbit who just desperately wants to live out their elaborate fantasy: godddDDDDDD
beardedsean.bsky.social
@beardedsean.bsky.social
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33, Leftist, a service dom, but also a big dweeb
![Last September, when an aide told Fetterman that officials with the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, known as CHOP, wanted to meet because they were worried about Medicaid cuts, he was dismissive.
Fetterman
Why do I have to keep having to meet with chop
Aide
Because they are worried about vaccines and Medicaid cuts.
Fetterman
Well I'm not
[..]
I'm convinced they just want free trips to DC
Source: messages reviewed by WSJ](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:45dqaaqhlgoiknw74nlwmhie/bafkreihs3hqyyjfqrk2njuok4fohplayur2t4m6ubzibhlfmf7dlcwjei4)
![On June 1, 2022, Cox became the first Utah governor to recognize June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month when he issued an official proclamation and encouraged Utahns to "be more welcoming and accepting of the LGBTQ community".[60] On January 28, 2023, Cox signed Senate Bill 16, which bans gender-affirming surgery for patients under 18.[61] On March 22, 2023, Cox signed HB228, codifying Utah's existing conversion therapy ban, previously approved through a 2020 administrative rule. It was the first conversion therapy ban in the country to pass a state legislature unanimously.[62][63]
On August 5, 2024, Cox and other state leaders shared unconfirmed reports that Olympic boxer Imane Khelif was genetically male. Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz initially posted, "Enough is enough. Men don't belong in women's sports", which Cox shared, adding: "This should never happen to any of our female athletes. They deserve better." At the time of these statements, Khelif was qualified as a woman by the International Olympic Committee but had been disqualified by the Russian-led International Boxing Association. The results of any genetic or other sex-related tests are confidential under medical privacy rules.[64][65]
Cox declared June 2026 "Fidelity Month", an initiative centered on the "principles of God, marriage, family, country and community". For the second year in a row, he did not recognize Pride Month. In 2024 and 2025 he said his earlier declarations of Pride Month had created "division and hurt" and that he instead wanted to "keep building bridges of understanding".[66]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ddvus7otnqtlh7fdooxm6qat/bafkreigjou72ketjhogc3mhcftuon7igxt6jf5ma2f2xkpwps2epbnsjuu)
![Cox is frequently considered a moderate Republican.[31][32] In October 2015, Cox endorsed Marco Rubio in the 2016 Republican presidential primary.[33] After Rubio withdrew, Cox endorsed Ted Cruz in March 2016.[34] Cox said of Donald Trump's campaign, "We care a lot about decorum. We care about our neighbors. We are a good, kind people. He does not represent neither goodness nor kindness."[35] He said he would not support Trump if he won the Republican nomination: "I think he's disingenuous. I think he's dangerous. I think he represents the worst of what our great country stands for... I won't vote for Hillary [Clinton], but I won't vote for Trump, either."[36]
Cox later changed course and said in 2020 that he supported Trump but did not vote for him in the 2016 or the 2020 presidential election. After the 2021 United States Capitol attack, Cox said Trump was responsible for inciting the violence and called on him to resign.[37][38] On July 14, 2024, Cox released a letter endorsing Trump. In it, he wrote of a failed Trump assassination attempt: "I want you to know that I truly believe that God had a hand in saving you...I also hesitate to even imagine what would have happened to our country if your life had not been miraculously spared... Your life was spared. Now, because of that miracle, you have the opportunity to do something that no other person on earth can do right now: unify and save our country." Cox added that he believed that only Trump could unite the U.S. citizenry and prevent the country from being torn apart.[39]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ddvus7otnqtlh7fdooxm6qat/bafkreigwgqsixkwclucg6kbtnh6rtdpa7zjmpzjk6sevywhmzhyfqfhdsy)
![Environment
Cox opposes the use of the Antiquities Act to create national monuments, saying that he believes monument designations hurt the landscapes they are meant to protect. He has expressed opposition to the restored boundaries of Bears Ears National Monument and Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument, and to the creation of Baaj Nwaavjo I'tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument.[47]
Guns
In February 2021, Cox signed a constitutional carry bill to allow individuals to carry a firearm in public without a permit, making Utah the 17th state to do so.[48] At a June 2022 press conference, Cox said he was open to discussing with the legislature a red flag law to permit a state court to order the temporary seizure of firearms from any person believed to present a danger.[49]
Health
On March 28, 2025, Cox signed into law a bill introduced by Republican state lawmaker Stephanie Gricius banning from Utah's public water the addition of fluoride, a mineral added to public water since 1945 to prevent cavities. The law is to take effect on May 7, making Utah the first U.S. state to ban water fluoridation. In her introduction, Gricius claimed that research shows fluoride "could have possible cognitive effects in children". Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has repeatedly raised concerns about fluoride's health risks.[50] Major medical associations and public health groups, such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Dental Association, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, support water fluoridation.[51]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ddvus7otnqtlh7fdooxm6qat/bafkreid3r7xrty4f2k3tzfelqgadry2m76vm6oaq27phim5mxhymd5ttkm)
