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America’s primaries certainly do not seem to have a shortage of gender-confused candidates these days.

Dina Nina is running for the Wisconsin State Assembly. He claims that because he lives in poverty, is trans, and wants to legalize weed, he will be Republicans' “worst nightmare.” Now, call me old-fashioned, but this does not seem like the flex he thinks it is.

Per his about page:

I’m a food service worker and small business owner who made history as the first transgender woman elected to the Madison Common Council. I’m also a longtime comedian, community advocate, and proud former union member.

If he owns a small business and lives in poverty, that proves he cannot even run a small operation. What qualification does he think he has to serve the people of Wisconsin when he cannot even provide for himself? Again, bragging about living in poverty is not something that tends to win over undecided voters, but draw your own conclusions.

I don't have the typical background of someone who runs for the State Assembly. I've worked for $2.33 an hour plus tips for most of my career in the service industry. I’ve experienced homelessness and gone without healthcare for much of my life. And as a transgender woman in America today, I know what it feels like to see your rights and freedoms stripped away by an authoritarian government. And I know that I’m not alone.

This man is delusional. He claims his rights and freedoms have been stripped yet fails to convey one instance. This is likely because he is either lying and knows nothing of the sort has happened or he truly is that naive. Both of which should be grounds for disqualification from office. Nonetheless, is it really so hard to find mentally sane candidates these days?

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