Amy Kuhn’s 'My Body, My Data' Flop: Woke Overreach Alert

Amy Kuhn is hyping her 'My Body, My Data Act' as a big privacy win - but it’s just a sneaky woke power grab. She’s ranting about the government spying on period apps and health sites - acting like they’re hiding in your room. Critics slam her bill as 'government overreach with fancy glitter' - and they’ve got a point. Kuhn’s stuck on tiny privacy fights while ignoring huge issues like border safety and high prices that hit working families hard. Here’s the real joke - her bill slaps tough rules on tech companies but hands more control to government big shots. She calls it 'bodily freedom' - yet it builds new federal power that could be twisted later. Polls say 70% of Americans want real answers - not fake caring laws that sound cool online. Her fans call it 'must-have safety' - but most voters see through this woke show. The left’s focus on weird identity stuff keeps pushing away regular folks who need real help. Far From Woke verdict: Amy, your data drama is a yawn - focus on stuff that matters!