Minnesota “Republican” U.S. Senate candidate Adam Schwarze has made opposition to radical transgender ideology one of the central pillars of his campaign, but a screen recording reviewed by Loomered.com from April 14 shows Schwarze’s official X account, @AdamSchwarze, following a hardcore transgender porn account called Shefucks (@trans_fucks).
This was no innocent oversight. According to the April 14 screen recording, Schwarze was following only 51 accounts at the time, and one of them was a sick transgender porn account.
The Shefucks account’s pinned post was sexually explicit and promoted graphic transgender pornography. Loomered.com is not republishing the full language here, but the screenshot below speaks for itself. The account’s public content makes clear that this was not a political account, a news account, or an account someone could reasonably confuse for anything other than pornography. The account’s content is offensive and inappropriate for a candidate for office to engage with.
A later screenshot shows Schwarze has since unfollowed the account. His following count dropped from 51 accounts on April 14 to 50 accounts after the account was no longer listed among the accounts he followed. That means the account appears to have been quietly removed after the fact.
Republican candidates for the United States Senate should not be following transgender porn accounts. That should not have to be said, but in Schwarze’s case, the hypocrisy is even worse because he has built his campaign around attacking radical transgender ideology, defending women’s sports, and presenting himself as the only candidate in the race willing to confront what he has repeatedly called a mental health crisis.
On April 6, Schwarze posted on X:
“Boys belong in boys sports and girls belong in girls. Our women and girls deserve more than men infiltrating their sports for personal gain. In the United States Senate, I’ll make sure we always protect women.”
This campaign platform looks very different when the candidate supporting it was also following a transgender porn account from his official campaign-facing X account.
On February 17, Schwarze referred to transgenderism as part of a mental health crisis after another reported shooting involving a transgender person. He wrote:
“Another day, another tragic shooting by a radicalized trans person. Our country is suffering from a mental health crisis and it’s time that we send someone to the United States Senate who understands basic biology — a man is a man and a woman is a woman. This madness needs to stop and I’m the only candidate we can trust to address it.”
Just days earlier, on February 11, Schwarze posted:
“If you want somebody in the US Senate who understands that we should be addressing the mental health crisis and not promoting child transgender ideologies I welcome you to join Team Schwarze For Senate (SFS).”
Later that same day, Schwarze condemned radical gender ideology again, writing:
“We have to stop ‘treating’ mental illness with woke nonsense and radical gender ideology. It’s gone too far we all know it, we are paying a price for it. I’m not afraid to say it and condemn it.”
Schwarze wants Republican voters in Minnesota to believe he is the candidate who can be trusted to confront radical gender ideology, but his online activities tell a much messier story. In December 2024, Schwarze even authored an op-ed in The Washington Times titled “Why transgender people shouldn’t serve in the military.”
This is not some minor issue Schwarze mentioned one time to appeal to conservative voters. He has written about it, posted about it, fundraised around the same broader cultural fight, and used the transgender issue to define himself as a serious America First candidate.
At the same time, Schwarze told the public he was a Christian. In April, Schwarze used the Bible to condemn Minnesota Democrats over sex clubs and bathhouses, writing:
“Genesis 18 and 19 describe the wickedness and evil of Sodom and Gomorrah. Instead of becoming a shining city on the hill, Minnesota Democrats are trying to bring back 1980s sex clubs and bathhouses. And they wonder why families continue to flee the state.”
Schwarze publicly invokes Sodom and Gomorrah to condemn the Left’s sexual politics, while privately, or at least quietly through his own public following list, following an explicit transgender pornography account on X. This is exactly the kind of hypocrisy Republican voters are sick of.
Schwarze’s own campaign website also places the transgender sports issue at the very top of his policy pitch to voters. On his issues page, the first listed “commonsense solution” is opposition to men participating in women’s sports. His website states:
“Adam Schwarze will keep men out of women’s sports, support lower taxes, and put parents in control of their children’s education. That’s what makes sense for our families.”
His campaign homepage uses the same theme, criticizing radical left policies for having “invited men into women’s locker rooms” while also directing supporters to contribute to his campaign. The homepage states:
“IF YOU WISH TO CONTRIBUTE TO ADAM SCHWARZE’S CAMPAIGN, PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: SCHWARZE FOR SENATE”
In other words, Schwarze is using the transgender issue as a campaign brand, a voter mobilization tool, and a fundraising message. If a Republican candidate is going to ask voters to trust him as a warrior against radical gender ideology, he cannot also have his official X account following a transgender porn account.
Republican voters have been burned too many times by fake conservatives who campaign one way, post another way, and hope nobody checks the receipts. The base is tired of candidates who talk like culture warriors while leaving behind digital evidence that directly undermines the image they are selling to voters.
Why was Schwarze’s official X account following @trans_fucks?
Minnesota Republicans deserve to know. This is embarrassing, hypocritical, and frankly, disqualifying.
Adam Schwarze should drop out of the race immediately.
