The issue of which public bathrooms and locker rooms transgender people should use is best dealt with at the state and local levels, the White House said Friday.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer was asked to comment on North Carolina's decision this week to overturn a law passed last year that dictated which bathrooms transgenders could use while in public places.
"He believes in states' rights," Spicer said of President Donald Trump's opinion on the matter.
"This issue came up when Caitlyn Jenner, in particular, came to Trump Tower. [Trump] said he didn't really care. I think it is a state and local issue, not one that he believes needs federal attention."
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3 comments:
He is right, it is not a federal issue
Regardless of whether federal or state issue, they are still freaks, and the majority of Americans believe so.
How in the hell is a female or a male dressed up as the other make someone "Trans"? I don't think dressing up as something makes you that thing. My kid dressed as George Washington for a play, but she ain't George, but she got the part. Trump has to start punishing the freaks and liberals, the only way to make America Great Again.
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