A trans punk rocker has been slammed after singing deeply offensive lyrics during a rally for Democrat Bernie Sanders in Somers, Wisconsin.  

Laura Jane Grace, the lead singer and guitarist of punk band Against Me!, performed as an opening act for 83-year-old Vermont Senator.

Born as Thomas James Gabel, Grace underwent a significant transformation in 2012 when she came out as a transgender woman. Since founding the band in 1997, Grace has been known for her energetic performances and raw, edgy lyrics.

During the performance, Grace sang a provocative song titled ‘Your God (God’s D***) where she poses the bold question: ‘Does your God have a big fat d***? Cause it feels like he’s f***ing me’.

The song which lasts for a full two minutes pummels listeners with its sick and twisted lyrics as Grace asks, ‘Does he shoot wads of honey and c** twice on Easter Sunday?’ 

‘Can he c** a shotgun blast and shoot salvation up your a**? Does he chew c*** like bubblegum And give b******* like a vacuum?’ 

Conservative social media activist Robby Starbuck appeared to be taken aback by the words and described the Sanders’ political party as ‘pure evil’. 

‘This is who the Democrats are now. Pure evil. Other lyrics are somehow even more grotesque and anti-Christian. These people are insane,’ Starbuck tweeted.

A trans punk rocker has been slammed after singing deeply offensive lyrics during a rally for Democrat Bernie Sanders in Kenosha, Wisconsin 

Sanders is currently on a tour his team is calling Fighting Oligarchy

‘Bernie Sanders is a lunatic and anti-Christian. Yes, this was at Bernie’s rally.’ he wrote.  

‘Non voters, independents, Christians who somehow still vote dem and blue dog dems need to see this to understand what Dems are now,’ Starbuck urged.

Many of those viewing the explicit video appeared to agree with Starbuck.

‘Democrats repeatedly get on the wrong side of 80/20 and even 90/10 issues. They have no shame and no self-accountability from within their party, so there’s no hope for reform,’ one one user.

‘I spent much of my life as a moderate dem. It’s hard to express how ashamed and disappointed I am in these people now. What has happened these last few years may not ever be undone. Inexcusable,’ wrote another.

Grace, whose life and career changed dramatically when she came out as a transgender woman in 2012, is known for her frenetic and abrasive lyrics

Grace was the warm-up act for the Sanders during the event on Friday night

Senator Bernie Sanders greeted people after he spoke to 3,500 people on Friday evening at the University of Wisconsin in Somers, Wisconsin

Grace’s song which lasts for a full two minutes pummels listeners with its sick and twisted lyrics as Grace asks,’Does he shoot wads of honey and c** twice on Easter Sunday?

Sanders is hosting a series of town hall discussions in various cities across the country

Sanders spoke to condemn what he claims is the country’s ‘tyrannical administration’

Sanders spoke to a capacity crowd  in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The event is the first of three Midwest speaking engagements billed as ‘Fighting Oligarchy: Where We Go From Here’

Musician Laura Jane Grace is seen waiting to perform before Senator Bernie Sanders 

‘Little Bernie boy has gone full Satan, right before our eyes! What kind of singer even writes this on paper let alone sings it in front of an audience Transgenderism and liberalism are both officially mental illnesses, that obviously can’t be cured! Evil walks among us,’ added a third.

Grace has been a long-time supporter of the liberal Senator and performed for him in 2020 when she wanted to show her support for his campaign. 

During that performance she sung about the state of the country with searing lyrics.

‘God is good and God is great, now get the f*** out of the USA,’ ran the chorus to a song called Hanging Tree.

She went on to reference burning crucifixes, automatic weapons, white supremacy and liberty and justice for the wealthy. 

Sanders is currently on a tour his team is calling ‘Fighting Oligarchy: Where We Go From Here’ and he is hosting a series of town hall discussions in various cities across the country condemning what he claims is the country’s ‘tyrannical administration.’

Around 3,500 people attended the rally that was held in a small college sports arena.