Kat Timpf on Congress’ ‘amen and awoman’ prayer: ‘It has nothing to do with gender whatsoever’
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foxnews.comFox Nation host Kat Timpf is calling the closing of Congress’ opening prayer "nonsense" for including the terms "amen and awomen." "I have certainly faced sexism, faced things that men don’t have to face just because I am a woman," Timpf told Trace Gallagher on "America’s Newsroom" on Monday. "I have to admit, the word 'amen' is not among those things." Rep.
Emanuel Cleaver, D-Mo., closed Congress’ opening sermon on Sunday by saying "amen and awoman." Critics noted "amen" is not a gendered word; it means "so be it" or "so shall it be" in Latin.
Timpf said the prayer "has nothing to do with gender whatsoever." "I know they’re trying to appear tolerant and woke, but if anything I feel like they’re really making a mockery about issues women do.
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