Across America, local and state officials are pushing back very strongly against the Obama administration’s decree concerning transgender use of school bathrooms and locker rooms.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are the latest to criticize the Obama proclamation, which orders that schools “may not require transgender students to use facilities inconsistent with their gender identity or to use individual-user facilities when other students are not required to do so.”
Nearly 100 legislators in the state expressed their outrage in a letter to the president asking him to rescind the order immediately.
The Pennsylvania letter became widely disseminated on Wednesday. At roughly the same time, officials in Mississippi indicated that the Magnolia State will not follow the guidance issued by the Obama administration.
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And why, pray tell, weren't the so-called "transgenders" told to simply "get over" whatever feelings they have against using the facilities that conform with their actual sex (that is the sex in the DNA of every cell in their body)??
ReplyDeleteThe States are unaware that there's a Tenth Amendment. It solves the whole issue.
ReplyDeleteWhat ever happened to majority rules. Why should one idiot gay President change the rules for .3% of the population of the U.S. when 99.7% know it is wrong and going to lead to more peeping Tom's, child sexual abuse, and rapes. The perverts and pediphiles are rejoicing and having a ball.
ReplyDeleteMSM is till pushing his agenda. They won't tell you there is pushback
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