A transgender Democrat running for the United States Senate out of Maine is facing nationwide ridicule after making a jaw dropping claim on a podcast about having “ovaries,” “a uterus,” and even getting what he described as a monthly “mucus leak.”

The candidate, Ashley Webb, has once again exposed the depths of the far left’s gender delusion, and Americans are not buying it.

During a discussion with transgender podcaster Amethysta Herrick released Sunday, Webb claimed that he experiences menstrual cycles complete with mood changes and mysterious secretions.

“During that time, like I also leak like a mucus, which they can’t really explain,” he said, apparently serious.

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It seems even the interviewer was skeptical, responding cautiously, “Oh, interesting, interesting.”

The clip spread online within hours, drawing widespread mockery.

Conservative commentators and social media users described Webb’s comments as “insane” and “deeply disturbed.”

Former collegiate swimming star and women’s sports advocate Riley Gaines chimed in with the line that summed up what everyone was thinking: “If you’re a man leaking mucus from your genitals, I’d highly recommend seeking medical attention asap.”

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Webb, who claims that “transparency” makes him qualified to represent Maine in the Senate, had already attracted attention from Democrats for his campaign appearances dressed as a woman.

He insists that voters should trust him precisely because he would “never lie” or “deceive” the public.

That statement rings a little hollow when paired with biological claims that defy every basic fact of science.

The conversation took an even stranger turn when Webb claimed he had discovered he was “intersex” due to alleged discrepancies in old medical and birth records.

He told a long and rambling story about “destroyed” documents, faulty scans, and misunderstood test results, all supposedly pointing to him having reproductive organs that no doctor could ever seem to find.

“I thought I had ovaries and possibly a uterus,” Webb insisted.

“And I was asking them like, ‘I have these CAT scans. Can you take a look?’ and you know, tell me what you think. And I guess it annoyed them, so they kicked me out.”

The remark seemed to confirm what many viewers already suspected, that this is less a matter of medicine and more of mental confusion mixed with attention seeking.

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Webb’s statements quickly reignited debate online about the extent of transgender ideology’s reach into mainstream politics.

Many commenters compared his remarks to other absurd claims from the radical gender movement, suggesting this episode was a perfect illustration of how far detached from reality some members of the modern left have become.

Social media reacted with predictable speed.

“We have reached the point where Democrats are running candidates who think mucus makes them mothers,” one user wrote.

Others simply questioned whether this was parody, wondering aloud if Webb might actually be trolling the entire system.

Unfortunately for the Democratic Party, Webb’s campaign appears very real.

The Gateway Pundit highlighted that resurfaced online postings from Webb dating years back describe similarly bizarre “period” theories.

In those posts, Webb reportedly wrote that during his “monthly cycle” he bleeds out of his anus or genital area, adding, “When you don’t have the proper hole, it finds one of two exits.”

Those comments, mixed with the new podcast interview, have left even some liberal observers shaking their heads.

During the debate that helped launch his campaign into viral territory, Webb complained about “dehumanization” and claimed that members of the trans community are unfairly accused of wanting to harm others.

“I don’t want to hurt anybody,” he said, “I just want to use the bathroom.”

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Conservatives see those statements as a smokescreen to gain sympathy and distract from the deeper issue, which is this growing denial of biological reality being treated like credible policy.

On the right, political strategists are already using Webb’s viral moment as further proof that the Democratic Party’s activist base has overtaken its reason.

The idea that a candidate could run on the notion of male menstruation and still expect serious consideration says a lot about the cultural decay creeping into progressive circles.

Democrats have tried for years to normalize gender confusion and silence anyone who questions it.

Yet incidents like this prove that the American public still recognizes absurdity when it sees it.

Webb might call himself “courageous” for talking about his alleged “female” functions, but the overwhelming response shows most voters simply see a confused man and a party that has completely lost touch with reality.

For conservatives, the viral clip is just another reminder of what happens when ideology overrules truth.

Voters concerned about moral sanity and biological fact should take note.

Webb’s campaign may be imploding under laughter, but the ideology he represents still enjoys shelter from mainstream Democrats who cannot bring themselves to say two simple truths: men are not women, and biology is not a matter of feelings.

Every election cycle seems to surface at least one Democratic hopeful who takes progressive identity theatrics to new heights.

Ashley Webb might be this year’s most unintentionally revealing example.

His mucus talk might have gone viral as comedy, but the underlying issue is deadly serious.

It is a symptom of a culture where confusion is celebrated and truth is politically incorrect.

The left may call this “progress,” but for many Americans, it looks more like collapse.

And judging by the outrage and laughter flooding social media, voters are ready to reject the delusion at the ballot box.

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