President Biden invites anti-cop nonbinary drag queen to for Marriage Act signing ceremony

An invitation to the White House is an opportunity extended to very few people. One individual the Biden administration deemed worthy of such an honor is an anti-police transgender activist.

With a history of hateful messaging, nonbinary drag queen Marti Gould Cummings was President Biden’s guest to attend the Respect for Marriage Act signing ceremony Tuesday. “To be a non-binary drag artist invited to the White House is something I never imagined would happen,” Cummings tweeted. “Thank you President & Dr. Biden for inviting me to this historic bill signing. Grateful doesn’t begin to express the emotions I feel.”

What is perhaps the most disturbing about Cummings is their belief that “Anyone who thinks drag isn’t for children is wrong.” Cummings tweeted the message following a video in which they were performing the popular song ‘Baby Shark’ to children in drag. “Drag is expression, and children are such judgment-free beings; they don’t really care what you’re wearing, just what you’re performing.”

Cummings’ anti-police Tweets include:

“[Police Benevolent Association of the City of New York] are scared whiny and weak,” Cummings said in a June 2020 tweet. “The people will win #DefundPolice.”
“F— the police,” Cummings tweeted on Aug. 24, 2020.

“Yes we want to defund police. Yes we want to abolish ICE. No we won’t settle for anything less and will continue to fight for this to happen,” Cummings added in a tweet later that same day.

Earlier this year, Cummings tweeted support for “ACAB Coffee,” a cafe that theoretically wouldn’t serve police officers. ACAB is an acronym for “all cops are b——.”

“It’s still defund the police and invest in community for me! Funding militarized police over education, housing, mental healthcare, parks, free transportation is mind boggling,” Cummings tweeted in March. “Let’s invest in people!”

According to Cumming’s website, she is a New York City-based “drag artist, television personality and political figure,” who “has been a regular fixture” in the city’s nightlife and regularly performs six shows a week.

In 2020, Cummings ran for city council with defunding the police as a major platform: “I’m a proud fem queer nonbinary drag artist who wants to defund police & fund education, affordable housing, social work & I’m running for city council along w lot of other queer candidates & we are going to fight for you the people not police unions, not real estate, but for you,” Cummings tweeted on June 28, 2020.