Here's the current write-up at BB:

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The Babylon Bee has selected Rachel Levine as its first annual Man of the Year.

Levine is the U.S. assistant secretary for health for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, where he serves proudly as the first man in that position to dress like a western cultural stereotype of a woman. He is also an admiral in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps. What a boss!

Rachel's original name is Richard Levine, but he changed it to Rachel for some strange reason a few years ago. Who cares? Who says a dude as accomplished as this can't be named "Rachel?" This king doesn't care what people think about him! He often wears a dress, which some people think is weird—but he doesn't care one bit. Come on! Men in India wear dress-type garments, don't they?

Rachel's message is to "be true to yourself," and we couldn't agree more. This man is breaking barriers and showing us all the true meaning of courage.

We applaud this precious and perfectly made child of God for all his accomplishments and hope he stays true to who God made him to be.

UPDATE: Since announcing this award, we've been told that Levine actually identifies as a woman. We have still chosen to give the award as his self-identification has no bearing on the truth. Congratulations, Rachel Levine!

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The Twitter rule seems to state:

may not promote violence against or directly attack or threaten other people on the basis of

While the "basis of" clause does stipulate gender identity, it only applies if the content: "promote violence against", "directly attacks" or "threatens" the person, and I don't see where any of those are done in BB's write-up.

Another reason that I do not tweet. (That, and I don't have that phone.)

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