Trump Renames Election Day With Epic New 3-Word Title

At a recent rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin, former President Donald Trump delivered a critique of President Joe Biden, notably regarding the overlap of Transgender Visibility Day and Easter Sunday this year.

Trump's announcement of renaming election day as “Christian Visibility Day” is expected to appeal to his primary supporters while potentially causing controversy both in the United States and abroad.

For the past fifteen years, March 31st has been recognized as the International Day of Transgender Visibility. This year, the Biden Administration released a statement encouraging "All Americans to join us in lifting up the lives and voices of transgender people throughout our Nation and to work toward eliminating violence and discrimination based on gender identity."

This proclamation faced backlash from numerous online conservatives, who interpreted it as an attempt by Biden to undermine religion in favor of promoting transgender ideologies, a claim that was widely dismissed as baseless upon closer examination.

A commentator from Fox News argued that Catholics were justified in feeling affronted by the visibility given to transgender issues, citing intolerance as a factor.

The controversy seemed to die down after initial rebuttals, with The Daily Caller retracting an article entitled “Biden restricting religious Easter eggs.” However, Trump reignited the debate during his Wednesday speech, criticizing Biden for aligning Trans Visibility Day with a significant Christian holiday.

He rhetorically asked, “What the hell was Biden thinking when he declared Easter Sunday to be Trans Visibility Day?” drawing significant applause from his audience, likened to the enthusiasm seen at professional wrestling events. “What complete disregard for Christian!” he exclaimed.

Trump hinted at a new designation for November 5th, suggesting it would be known as Christian Visibility Day, anticipated to see an unprecedented turnout of Christian voters. He later echoed this sentiment on social media, declaring November 5th, Election Day, as not only significant for its historical importance but also as Christian Visibility Day, forecasting a record-breaking Christian participation.

Caitlyn Jenner, a transgender advocate and a supporter of Trump, endorsed the former president's proposal to rename Election Day on social media.