I haven’t stepped foot in a Target store since the chain implemented a policy last April that allows biological males to use the women’s restrooms, and vice versa. And I was irked beyond measure last year when I walked into a women’s restroom with my daughter while attending a local Comicon to find a young man preening in the mirror of said washroom. And when I asked a staffer why there was a six-and-a-half-foot-tall teen-aged boy in the women’s restroom, she couldn’t answer, nor did she seem to care. A video that went viral last year confirmed for me that Target—and I’d add this particular Comicon venue—is not at all concerned with the safety of women and children in its stores, but rather with political correctness.

Soon after the Target policy shift, the Obama Administration mandated to schools nationwide that they must allow their students to utilize whichever restroom they like, based upon their gender identity, rather than good old-fashioned biology. But it wasn’t just a suggestion from a transgender-friendly POTUS; no, it was handed down with the full force of the federal government attached, complete with threats to withhold federal Title IX funding from schools who didn’t follow Obama’s shiny new rule, citing “discrimination.”

Fast forward to March of 2017. Seventeen-year-old Gavin Grimm, a biologically female Virginia high school student who identifies as male, plead his case for restroom choice to the Supreme Court. And buried amid all of yesterday’s happenings including wiretapping chatter, another not-really-a-Muslim-ban “Muslim Ban,” and the GOP’s release of what some are deeming ObamaCare 2.0, this happened:

Supreme Court scraps case on transgender bathroom rights https://t.co/d8FpNxIAz0 #GavinGrimm #LGBTQ #Virginia #SCOTUS pic.twitter.com/qyt2I7MTa1

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) March 6, 2017