In his inaugural address, President Trump's declaration on gender recognition ignited a firestorm of reactions. Returning to the Oval Office for his second term, Trump pledged a renewed focus on traditional values, stating that the U.S. government would officially recognize only two genders: male and female.

This pronouncement, delivered during his Capitol address, quickly became a trending topic on social media. Conservative figures and commentators expressed enthusiastic support, viewing it as a pushback against progressive gender ideologies. Graham Allen, a prominent talk show host, celebrated the declaration as the end of "radical woke gender ideology." Similarly, Clay Travis, founder of OutKick, found it remarkable that gender identity had become a political battleground.

Activist Chaya Raichik, known for her work with LibsOfTikTok, hailed the statement as a significant victory, reflecting on her personal struggles against what she termed "gender insanity." Several Republican representatives also voiced their approval, with Rep. Daniel Webster thanking President Trump and Rep. Mark Harris proclaiming that "Truth is winning!"

Alongside this controversial statement, President Trump outlined his vision for a "golden age" in America, promising to restore the nation's prominence. He also indicated plans for over 200 executive actions, including deploying military personnel to the border and reversing Biden-era parole policies.