'Facts don’t matter': Sophia Hutchins trolled for calling Trump 'best president' for LGBTQ community

Transgender activist Sophia Hutchins sparked controversy by declaring Donald Trump as the 'best president' for the LGBTQ+ community
In an Instagram video, Hutchins explained her reasons for supporting Trump's 2024 presidential bid (Sophia Hutchins/Instagram, Getty Images)
In an Instagram video, Hutchins explained her reasons for supporting Trump's 2024 presidential bid (Sophia Hutchins/Instagram, Getty Images)

MALIBU, CALIFORNIA: In a bold declaration that has stirred a storm of controversy, transgender activist Sophia Hutchins recently hailed former President Donald Trump as the "best president" for the LGBTQ+ community, as per Newsweek.

Hutchins, a conservative consultant and close friend of Caitlyn Jenner, ignited widespread outrage with her comments, which were seen as a blatant disregard for the former president's record on LGBTQ+ rights.


 
 
 
 
 
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Sophia Hutchins hails Donald Trump as the 'best president' for LGBTQ+ community

In a video posted to Instagram on Tuesday evening, April 23, Hutchins addressed the criticism she faced for praising Trump's record on LGBTQ+ rights. The transgender activist seemed unfazed by the backlash, stating that she loved "watching the meltdown."

"How dare I, a Log Cabin Board Member; how dare I, a Republican, how dare I be a conservative, a MAGA supporter?" she questioned defiantly.

Hutchins went on to explain her reasons for supporting Trump's 2024 presidential bid, claiming he was the "president for world peace" and "economic prosperity." She also made the controversial assertion that Trump was "the best president for LGBT people in the history of the country."

"Put LGBT social issues aside, which by the way, he is the best president for LGBT people in the history of the country, folks," Hutchins declared during her Instagram video.

(Sophia Hutchins/Instagram)
Sophia Hutchins hails Donald Trump as the 'best president' for LGBTQ+ community. (Sophia Hutchins/Instagram)

CNN's exit polls from 2020 show Donald Trump's unpopularity with LGBTQ+ community

Despite Trump's occasional attempts to present himself as LGBTQ+-friendly, his presidency was marked by policies that drew sharp criticism from the community.

Notably, Trump's ban on transgender individuals serving in the military and his removal of guidance protecting transgender students' bathroom rights elicited widespread condemnation.

During his campaign, Trump signaled his intent to limit access to gender-affirming healthcare for transgender youth through executive orders.

While proponents of such measures argue for caution in healthcare decisions, opponents stress the importance of supportive care for transgender individuals' mental well-being.

CNN's exit polls from the 2020 presidential election revealed that just 27 percent of LGBTQ+ voters cast their ballots for Trump, with 64 percent favoring Joe Biden.

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CNN's exit polls from 2020 show Donald Trump's unpopularity with LGBTQ+ community (Getty Images)

Internet hits back at Sophia Hutchins' endorsement of Donald Trump's LGBTQ+ record

The internet was quick to hit back at Hutchins' endorsement of Trump's LGBTQ+ record.

One user on Instagram remarked, "I think the hormones you're taking are going to your head, what a joke. Nobody cares what you think cupcake." Another user quipped, "Say 'I’m a traitor' without actually saying it."

A third user commented, "Gross, get some self-respect." Meanwhile, another individual dismissed Hutchins as "delusional hypnotized #kool-aid junkies." A fifth user condemned Hutchins, stating, "You’re in a cult. And also, lay off the filters, honey, you’re not fooling anyone."

Another user emphasized, "Amazing how facts don’t matter. Trump followers are traitors, plain and simple." A seventh user pointed out, "You realize tRump is not a fan of transgenders like yourself." Finally, an eighth user simply stated, "Girl that’s just not accurate."

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