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See her tweet below:
Troxclair tweeted:
"You can no longer walk though the Christmas children's section of a bookstore with your kids without being bombarded with inappropriate content -featured by staff who want to 'make people' read it."
"Why does there have to be a leftist agenda to EVERYTHING everywhere all the time?"
Goodness!
So much outrage over a thing Troxclair could simply choose to ignore and leave to people who do want to purchase it, as provided for by the free market economy to which her party is so worshipfully devoted.
Even more absurd was Troxclair seemed particularly vexed by a quip the bookstore included on its note card recommending the book.
It read:
"Merrilee really, really, really loves 'Santa's Husband' because: ... I can make people let me read it to them..."
The very notion of this seemed to make Troxclair lose her cool, despite the fact that it is obviously a joke. What is Merrilee gonna do, strap people to cinder blocks so they can't escape while she reads them a book about a gay Santa Claus—who, again, is a fictional person?
If Troxclair got this up in arms about a joke, imagine how she'd have responded if she'd realized the Black man on the book's cover isn't Santa's husband, but rather Santa himself.
As you night guess, people on Twitter immediately seized on Troxclair's absurd "what about the children?!?!" panic attack over the "leftist agenda" of a book that has been out since 2017 and—we cannot stress this enough—is about a fictional person.
Chief among those pointing and laughing at Troxclair was the book's author, comedian and writer Daniel Kibblesmith.
Kibblesmith also thanked Troxclair for boosting Santa's Husband's 2021 sales with her "free commercial" for the book.
And before long, Troxclair's attempt to spark outrage had backfired and inspired celebration instead.
We wish Troxclair a speedy recovery from whatever injury she thinks she has sustained as a result of this book existing.