Trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney issues warning to Trump after his 2024 election win
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Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney has issued a stern warning to Donald Trump following the Republican's election win.
The social media personality showed off a white t-shirt behind a blue robe that read 'Don't mess with Trans kids' - a play on the well-known saying 'Don't mess with Texas.'
Mulvaney, 27, took to TikTok Wednesday to share that her 'heart is with trans kids and their families' after the world found out that Trump would regain the White House.
She proudly smiled and displayed the shirt and appeared to hold a cigarette in her hand.
In a second image, Mulvaney shared a typed message titled, 'Day 970', a nod to her 'Days of Girlhood' TikTok series, where she documented her gender transition, gaining her viral fame.
'Today my heart is with trans kids and their families. I will do everything I can to support you,' she wrote.
Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney has issued a stern warning to president elect Donald Trump with her 'Don't mess with Trans kids' shirt that she donned in a TiKTok post following the election
In her post, Mulvaney, 27, also shared a written message, saying that her 'heart is with trans kids and their families' following the 2024 presidential election
'I love being trans, and no [sic] can strip away the euphoria that transitioning has brought me. I love being a woman, no one can take that away from me, no matter who is president.
'I will be donating to The Trevor Project to help provide crisis services for queer and trans youth who will be directly impacted and there is a link in my bio if you'd like to as well. Love ya.'
The Trevor Project is a suicide prevention nonprofit organization aimed at helping 'lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning youth.'
Trump has remained outspoken about his stance on the transgender society in America, as he unveiled his dramatic plan during an all-female Fox News town hall on The Faulkner Focus just weeks before he was re-elected.
When asked what he would do 'about the transgender issue in women's sports,' Trump said he plans to 'just ban it.'
'It's such an easy question,' he said as he smiled.
'Everybody in the room and you know that answer, we’re not going to let it happen.
Trump has remained outspoken about what his plans are for the transgender society in the US, as he said he would 'just ban' transgender women from participating in sports
Mulvaney rose to viral fame through her 'Days of Girlhood' TikTok series, where she documented her gender transition
'Just yesterday they had a volleyball match, did you see that? Where a person that transitioned, we have to be very careful because this can terminate your political career if you say it slightly off, but transitioned from man to female,' the president elect added.
The former president was seemingly referencing Blaire Fleming, a San Jose State University (SJSU) volleyball player.
Fleming, a redshirt senior, has been cited as the reason four schools have forfeited matches against SJSU so far this season because of safety concerns.
Most recently they went viral for spiking a ball and hitting another player forcefully in the face. Even the broadcaster noted the woman's pink face after she was hit.
'And I saw the slam,' Trump told the crowd of women. 'I never saw a ball hit so hard, hit the girl on the head.'
'Other people even in volleyball they've been permanently, hurt really badly,' he continued.
'We absolutely stop it. You can't have it. It's a man playing in the game.'
Faulkner then hopped in and pressed Trump further on the topic.
'So how do you stop it? Do you go to the sports leagues? Go to the Olympic counsel?' the Fox News host inquired.
'You just ban it. The president bans it, you just don't let it happen,' Trump quickly responded.
The crowd of women erupted in praise for the ex-president's policy proposal.
Meanwhile, his former opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, expressed an opposite opinion during an interview that same day.
Fox News host Bret Baier inquired about whether Harris supports taxpayer-funded sex surgeries for trans inmates and illegal immigrants during his highly-anticipated interview.
'Every transgender inmate in the prison system would have access,' Harris was seen saying in 2019, that has been repurposed by the Trump campaign into an ad attacking the Democrat.
Baier asked her if she still holds the same beliefs.
'So are you still in support of using taxpayer dollars to help prison inmates or detained illegal aliens to transition to another gender?' Baier asked.
Harris answered without saying what she personally believes: 'I will follow the law, a law that Donald Trump actually followed.'
'You're probably familiar with now, it's a public report that under Donald Trump's administration, these surgeries were available on a medical necessity basis to people in the federal prison system,' she added.
The law she spoke of referred to the policy set in place under the Trump administration before she and Biden entered the White House.
The policy allows incarcerated transgender people to receive gender-affirming medical care if it's required based on an individuals needs.
This is not the first time Trump and Mulvaney have crossed paths, as the Republican was previously vocal about the influencer's Bud Light campaign that cost the beer company $400million in lost US sales
This is not the first time Trump and Mulvaney have crossed paths, as the Republican was previously vocal about the influencer's Bud Light campaign that cost the beer company $400million in lost US sales.
Mulvaney was featured in the Bud Light campaign in March 2023, which saw her partner with the company to promote their 'Easy Carry Contest', sparking backlash across the country.
After initially saying that Mulvaney's partnership with the 'All American' beer company was a 'mistake of epic proportions' for which a 'very big price was paid,' Trump u-turned on his stance.
He suggested that the brand deserved a 'second chance', adding that the parent company Anheuser-Busch InBev was not a 'woke company', threatening to release a list of those that are.
'Anheuser-Busch spends $700 Million a year with our GREAT Farmers, employ 65 thousand Americans, of which 1,500 are Veterans, and is a Founding Corporate Partner of Folds of Honor, which provides Scholarships for families of fallen Servicemen & Women,' Trump wrote on social media platform Truth Social.
Since the Bud Light controversy, Mulvaney has gone on to be named on Forbes' annual '30 Under 30' list, with the magazine praising her for withstanding the fall-out from the disastrous campaign.
Forbes said that the Californian native 'found herself at the center of an unexpected political crossfire' following the beer advert.
She went on to earn $2 million this year in promotional work, landing deals with Nike and Mac.
