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James Rickards on Bannon's War Room observed that Senator Elizabeth Warren visibly WINCED when President Trump, during his State Of The Union speech, stated that Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro has been plucked out of Caracas and brought to justice in the U.S.A.. As you can see, Rickards actually undersold Warren's reaction because she actually winced TWICE. Such was the shock suffered by the self-described Native American.

In news with a zero percent chance of surprising anyone, yet another new-era Star Trek series is swirling around the bottom of the proverbial ratings toilet bowl. The creative team running the franchise at Paramount+ either does not understand the viewing audience, the principles the series has always stood for, or has committed itself far more to normalizing deviant sexual behavior than to creating quality storytelling.

Personally, I think it’s the latter. How else can anyone explain Star Trek: Starfleet Academy introducing a gay Klingon character who wears a dress? The very notion flies in the face of everything the Klingon race—a warrior society through and through—stands for. For longtime fans, the idea of a gay Klingon alone already strains credulity. A gay Klingon wearing a dress pushes it two miles over the line.

The show is struggling, to put it mildly, to crack the top ten in the Nielsen Ratings. That failure is definitely hurting the streaming service, which poured eight figures into each episode of Starfleet Academy. But what did Paramount+ expect after allowing a show to soak its characters and plot in left-wing identity politics? The series is packed with bisexuals, lesbians, girl bosses, and other character archetypes modern audiences have grown tired of seeing forced into every franchise.

One plotline in particular has longtime fans blowing smoke out of their ears: the character Klingon Ja-Den. Played by gay actor Karim Diane, the character betrays decades of carefully built lore surrounding the aggressive, war-driven Klingon race. Instead of portraying a warrior like nearly every other Klingon, the show presents Ja-Den as a vegan bird-watcher with two dads.