Under Democrat rule, everything is made more gay — even maps. The Blaze reports on new revelations regarding how Biden et al. wasted our money:

Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy Sarah Rogers tried to explain one program that paid for making maps more “queer,” as she testified in front of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

“Can you tell me, what is ‘queering the map’?” asked Republican Rep. Brian Mast of Florida.

“So, I think we were trying to make the maps more gay,” Rogers replied.

Through no fault of their own, Czechia and Slovakia were subjected to cartographic homosexualization.

It came to light that Democrats also spent taxpayer money to promote “nonbinary and trans francophone linguistic attitudes and ideologies towards inclusive French in Montreal” and to stage a Diversity/Equity/Inclusion/Accessibility flash mob in Kyrgyzstan.

Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-MI) reveals:

“The Biden State Department spent $25,000 on transgender opera in Colombia, $150,000 to ‘build the capacity of intersex leaders’ in India, $20,000 for a drag show in Ecuador, $72,000 for queering the map of Slovakia, whatever that means, and the list goes on.”

According to Brave’s AI, here’s what queering the map means:

“Queering the map” is an academic and activist concept from queer theory and critical geography, meaning to challenge traditional maps by adding LGBTQ+ stories, histories, and safe spaces—such as first kisses, cruising spots, or sites of discrimination—that are often excluded from conventional cartography.

Rogers appropriately apologized to our central European friends:

“Czechia and Slovakia are great countries. I’m sorry that my predecessors ‘queered’ your maps!”

Now let’s have an apology to taxpayers from the Democratic Party.

On a tip from seaoh.