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Saturday, May 14, 2016

Trump Speaks Out on Transgender Issue

The matter of allowing transgender students to use the bathrooms that match their gender identities should be decided on the state level, not by the White House, Donald Trump said Friday.

"I'd leave that up to the states,"Trump said on NBC's "Today" show. "That and other things, frankly. Let the states decide. It's much better as a local issue. I don't think it is a federal issue, where the federal government gets involved." Trump said he believes "everybody has to be protected," but when it comes to transgender students, "you're talking about a tiny, tiny group of the population. With that being said, everybody has to be protected. I would leave it up to the states."

His comments on Friday were slightly different than they were during an April town hall on the "Today" show, when he commented that when it comes to North Carolina's bathroom law, he would have left things as they were, rather than pass a law requiring that people use bathrooms based on the sex listed on their birth certificates, because "there have been very few complaints the way it is."

Source: Newsmax

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

he's right its not really about the rights of one out of a million people. Who cares, if only they would have just shut up no one would noticed and the fruitcakes get busted. Life goes on but noo[oo...Its the fact that we're being distracted again....engagement hostility harsh rhetoric. We Need to keep your eye on the prize ?? They are trying to steal an election!!

Anonymous said...

I say, if you want to be a girl, than your stuff gets removed and then you are a girl, and no danger to my daughter!

Anonymous said...

10:39 you think that that person would be no danger to your daughter ? Think again. You can still have your stuff, dress the part and can claim to be female gender and visit your daughter in the girls bathroom. Good luck. People are going to take advantage of this law.

Anonymous said...

and the freak show continues