Senator Tries to Corner EEOC Pick on Trans Policy—Gets Schooled in Law

BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT
Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester tried to turn a confirmation hearing into a woke courtroom—accusing EEOC nominee Lucas of gutting protections for trans workers. Lucas didn’t flinch. He laid out the law, stuck to the facts, and calmly dismantled her narrative.
COUNTERPOINT
The Democrat angle?
- The Trump team “erased” protections for transgender and non-binary people.
- The EEOC is labeling LGBTQ+ discrimination claims “meritless.”
- Civil rights are only real if enforced their way. They say people are being erased. But it’s the law they keep ignoring.
FACTS ONLY
Commissioner Lucas made it clear:
- The EEOC follows Bostock v. Clayton County, the Supreme Court’s ruling that Title VII covers gender identity and sexual orientation.
- Trans workers are protected under the law. That’s settled.
- He refused to discuss internal investigations due to federal confidentiality laws, not politics.
- Lucas confirmed he believes harassment of any kind is wrong—and said so on the record. That’s not a dodge. That’s discipline.
THE AMERICA FIRST VIEW
Once again, the Left wants feelings to outrank facts. Lucas didn’t shout. He didn’t posture. He respected the law. That’s what scares them—because they can’t spin it. President Trump is rebuilding federal agencies with people who enforce the law, not rewrite it for Twitter applause. Equal protection doesn’t mean special treatment. Lucas gets that. So do the American people.
WHAT’S NEXT
Expect Democrats to keep crying “erasure” every time the Constitution holds its ground. Lucas is likely to be confirmed—and once he is, the EEOC won’t be a diversity puppet show. It’ll be a law enforcement body again. Watch for July votes. And watch the media try—and fail—to smear a man who stuck to the truth.