Thats not what I suggested at all and im not really sure where any of what you said came from.  Again, the issue is that Trumps stance encapsulates ALL trans people.  If someone is just post-op and is still going through a lot of medical issues - I can totally understand why they should not be accepted at that time...just as I would expect an otherwise healthy individual who just broke their leg to not be accepted until they are back to being 100% again.   

But to deny a trans person who has been post-op for years and is no longer needing medical procedures done or anything like that - thats just wrong.  If they are physically capable of meeting the minimum standards for joining the military, then they should be allowed to join.  Trumps policy statement suggests that he does not care what the health is of the trans person is in any way; just that the simple fact they are trans, is a disqualifier.  Kind of like how being black, or a woman, or gay used to be.