Rabid and fanatical anti-male bigotry is nothing new in the Democratic Party. It has arguably existed for decades and been a core tenet of third-wave and fourth-wave feminism. Over the years, as feminism has fused with radical left-wing ideologies and contemporary cultural Bolshevism, it has mutated from a movement for women’s equal rights into one that embraces a fanatical hatred of men and blames all of society’s ills on them.
This sentiment was reflected in a recent Survey Center on American Life survey, which found that most Democratic women between the ages of 18 and 49 blame the challenges women face in America on men’s behavior or actions. It should come as no surprise, then, that Democratic North Carolina state Sen. Sophia Chitlik felt comfortable asking on social media, “Why the f*** are men still in charge?”
Just when you thought the Lindsay Clancy trial was going to be this year’s worst display of toxic femininity, Chitlik made this bigoted anti-male post earlier this week. It’s the kind of bigotry and hatred that has corroded the minds and shaped the actions of many young left-wing women.
This post
is from a Democratic North Carolina state senator.
Imagine the outrage if a Republican male politician made a similar comment about women.
The bigotry, hatred, and misandry Democrats get away with never ceases to amaze.https://t.co/su6cMRKCwl pic.twitter.com/1LxNfZJTtT
— Christopher Tremoglie (@chriswtremo) October 1, 2026
Democrats have made hating men fashionable. They don’t want equality. They hate men.
Given the relative anonymity of most state legislators, it’s a safe bet that most people do not recognize Chitlik’s name, her brand of toxic femininity, or her frankly sexist, misandrist, and bigoted politics. For the sake of American civilization, we should all hope it remains that way. An elected official’s willingness to be so openly vulgar and demeaning toward men reflects the kind of hatred, bigotry, and divisive rhetoric that does not belong in American political discourse.
After all, consider the reaction if a male Republican elected official made a vulgar social media post demeaning women. It’s safe to assume that he would face significant consequences from his peers, ranging from calls for legislative accountability to demands for his resignation. Yet none of that has happened to Chitlik, and her disgraceful and despicable remark remains posted on her Threads account.
For a political party that regularly preaches diversity, inclusiveness, tolerance, and equality, Democrats are quite accepting of left-wing vitriol, prejudice, and anti-male hatred, so long as the person expressing it supports their political ideals and objectives.
Women such as Chitlik, especially those who hold elected office, represent everything that is wrong with politics in this country today. Such people are duplicitous political agents uninterested in equality or harmony between men and women. In reality, many aspire to be militant authoritarians and agitprop activists, channeling the core tenets of Marxist orthodoxy in an attempt to usher in a left-wing ideological utopia predicated on classism, division, and the denigration of political rivals and opponents.
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Democratic women such as Chitlik seek to create discord and rile up hatred. She doesn’t want equality. She does not seek fair opportunities. She wants a schism between the sexes and a widespread embracing of societal misandry in the country. Does anyone truly believe that after reading such a remark, that men — any men — get fair treatment and acceptance by Chitlik? With such hatred, bias, and disdain, how could any man be honestly treated fairly?
The reaction to her “Why the f*** are men still in charge?” social media post has been largely silent. Yet, it should have garnered the same kind of outrage and condemnation if the situation were reversed and it were a male politician making comments about women. The fact that it didn’t is troubling. Such silence should be considered compliance with incorporating today’s fanatical left-wing cultural Marxist agenda.
As mentioned above, Chitlik’s words and social media post have no place in American political discourse. But more importantly, this brand of incessant misandry, bigotry, and prejudice must be eradicated.