Gerald Posner

The Truth About "Puberty Blockers" My @WSJopinion piece today This is just one issue from my reporting + research on the gender industry. Next week I'll publish on justthefacts.media a much longer article re the background to this OpEd wsj.com/articles/the-t…

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BREAKING: A federal judge in Oregon has just dealt a significant setback to the administration’s effort to stop pediatric gender-transition medicine. The court ruled that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. overstepped his legal authority as HHS Secretary when he declared that such treatments for minors “do not meet professionally recognized standards.” This is NOT a ruling on the science. It’s a ruling on process and power. And that distinction matters. For months, the administration has been trying to use federal leverage—particularly Medicare and Medicaid funding—to pressure hospitals and providers to halt the medical gender interventions on minors. The judge’s decision pauses that effort. It gives immediate relief to providers and reinforces a central argument from 21 states: that regulating medical practice remains primarily a state function, not something that can be reset unilaterally by a federal agency declaration. But step back from the legal mechanics and look at the larger picture. This case sits at the center of one of the most consequential medical, ethical, and political debates in the country: whether pediatric gender-transition treatments should be restricted or banned. Today’s ruling doesn’t resolve that debate. It delays the administration’s attempt to force a national shift. This temporary judicial victory grounded in administrative law is a clear setback. The fight, however, over this issue is far from over. It’s just moving to the next judicial appeal.

@salltweets @Conviction19c ❤️

I recently started a Facebook page & it created an opportunity to look through all interviews I’ve ever done, to archive them so I can eventually show my daughter that I used to go on TV to say men aren’t women (🤪). This is the very first interview I ever did in Australia. 7/2/21. 11 months before I received the Australian Human Rights Commission Complaint for not accepting that men can be women.

I think Golda Meir nailed the problem and solution a long time ago: “Peace will come when the Arabs will love their children more than they hate us" 👇

@MrsLibertyBell1 @jenvanlaar @bariweiss 💯

CORRECT! You cannot be mad at “the media” for refusing to cover stories so then you go out and cover them and get some eyes on them enough so that you force the media to go look for themselves and cover what you wanted them to cover in the first place…and then be mad when they did it. Whether you like it or not, there are TONS of people out there who will summarily dismiss anything that Nick Shirley does because “he’s MAGA” or because “he’s a YouTuber” or “he’s too young and not working for a major outlet”. So no matter how much he shows, they will not even watch it. Those people HAVE to see it come from MSM or they don’t believe it. Hell, chatGPT needs to see it from the MSM before it will admit it is an issue. We should be HAPPY not upset!

Seeing a lot of criticism on X about @BariWeiss and CBS following Nick Shirley on this story. Why not credit both? Independent journalists often surface the story. Legacy outlets can bring resources, scale, and verification. That’s not “copying.” It's how investigative journalism is supposed to work

My hometown 👇😡

@EricaJSandberg @TheVOSF Good reporting

SOMETIMES REPORTING WORKS. if my 2-part story for the @TheVOSF was influential in the city’s decision to close this drug soaked disaster, good. these neighbors so needed a win.

@SwipeWright ‘Less jarring’ Or in other words less historically accurate?

I once gave a lecture on the evolution of social behavior that included several sides of the field's luminaries. All white men. The next day, the professor who invited me said a student complained, and suggested I space them out more in future talks so it's less jarring.

@KatieMiller What are they putting in the water in California? There is some serious mass delusion in the state in which I was born and raised

This is asset seizure. 52% of California voters now support taxing Americans to pay for illegal alien healthcare.

Digital history is never really deleted. Archived posts from NYC’s First Lady reveal her support for terrorists and acts of terror. These are not stray comments—they form a pattern. The real question now is whether there will be accountability. roguerecap.com/bombshell-post…

@KDansky @HJoyceGender Madness on both sides of the pond

Correct. There is a US bill to establish a Museum of Women's History at the Smithsonian. It was very bipartisan. Republicans in Congress amended the bill to clarify that men don't count as women. Democrats withdrew support.

3 courts. 3 losses. District court. Supreme Court. Now the 9th. The 9th Circuit rejected California’s attempt to sidestep a Supreme Court ruling blocking schools from hiding student “gender transitions” from parents. Courts are sending a clear message: the state does not replace parents.

@salltweets @SuburbanGoddess @quitefranklyau ❤️💪

@geraldposner @SuburbanGoddess @quitefranklyau Australia’s sex discrimination commission would never quote me because it would highlight how stupid they are, whereas I will always quote the sex discrimination commission to highlight how stupid they are.

“The mental gymnastics they’re doing to get men into a female only space is absurd.”

@HarmeetKDhillon @BBBudget Follow the money

wow

@SwipeWright @OsborneInk 🎯

Calling people out for making extreme claims without any compelling evidence is not "trying to scare people into silence." It's actually inviting them to say more in order to fully justify their claim. They pretend they're being silenced because they have nothing else to say.

@christopherrufo @szatmarifiyu Pure deflection

Gavin Newsom’s deputy communications director (“he/him”) has responded to our investigative report with a bizarre, rambling email trying to shift the conversation to President Trump and the price of gas. But voters know Newsom is wasting millions on a butterfly bridge to nowhere.

@MikhailaFuller @cheesyredrocket 🎯

Akathisia is caused by psych med withdrawal but is also a side effect from a number of pharmaceuticals, not just withdrawal. Hell. The fact this fairly common reaction is hidden by pharmaceutical companies and renamed things like “restlessness” is criminal.