President Trump has appointed Merritt Corrigan as Deputy Liaison at USAID

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US President Donald Trump has appointed a new White House staffer Merritt Corrigan. She once suggested America was a homo-empire ruled by a tyrannical LGBT agenda. Corrigan is appointed as the White House deputy liaison at the (USAID) US Agency for International Development. She wrote in a tweet posted to her personal account and said, “Our homo-empire couldn’t tolerate even one commercial enterprise not in full submission to the tyrannical LGBT agenda”. Corrigan previously worked at the Hungarian embassy in Washington. She has also claimed in a separate post that the country’s leader Viktor Orbán is the shining champion of Western civilization.

Corrigan also tweeted and said, “Liberal democracy is little more than a front for the war being waged against us by those who fundamentally despise not only our way of life but life itself”. She also worked as a Republican National Committee employee and started working as a political liaison for the Hungarian embassy. Corrigan also encouraged women not to work and instead take on more traditional roles of homemaking in an op-ed for The Conservative Woman last year. She also wrote, “A woman today is expected by society to come to marriage and motherhood in physical and spiritual decline, if ever. This is the life women have been offered by those who would rather us toil away as isolated economic units for faceless corporations.

The new White House appointee claimed that feminism has reduced women to cheap imitations of men and made a mockery of our real feminine abilities and defiled our bodies, once the sacred possession of husbands who could protect and serve us. It’s time for women to return to the home. Where we rightfully belong and where real joy and fulfillment await”. The acting USAID spokesperson Pooja Jhunjhunwala said the agency has a zero-tolerance policy of any form of discrimination or harassment based on gender, race, sexual orientation, religion, or any other possible distinguishing characteristic that can define any of us.