In a decisive victory for sanity and military integrity, Dr. Richard Levine—the controversial former U.S. Assistant Secretary for Health—has lost his Supreme Court case and will be administratively discharged this week. Levine, a biological male who identifies as transgender, sought to overturn military policies regarding gender transitions, but the highest court in the land rejected his arguments.

This ruling reaffirms that military readiness, not political ideology, must dictate policy. Levine’s push for radical gender ideology within the armed forces has been a divisive issue, with critics arguing it undermines discipline and combat effectiveness. The Supreme Court’s refusal to intervene ensures that the military can prioritize national defense over activist agendas.

Levine’s impending discharge marks the end of a contentious chapter. Supporters of the decision celebrate it as a return to common sense, while opponents continue to push for progressive reforms. Regardless, this outcome sends a clear message: the military’s mission comes first. The armed forces must remain focused on protecting the nation, not advancing controversial social experiments. Justice has prevailed—insanity has finally hit the road.