“The original Florida House sponsor of what’s been dubbed the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill is proposing an additional provision that’s further inflaming LGBTQ advocates,” USA Today reports. “An amendment by Republican state Rep. Joe Harding to be debated and voted on the House floor Tuesday afternoon, would require school principals to disclose a child’s sexual orientation to parents within six weeks if they find out a student has come out as other than straight.” “That’s on top of the main bill, which generally seeks to regulate discussions in schools of sexual orientation and gender identity, and would give parents the power to sue violators.”
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) “has issued a new interpretation of state law that says certain types of medical care for transgender children are abuse, a dramatic change contrary to medical standards that if implemented could make Texas one of the most aggressive states in targeting trans youth access to health care,” the Dallas Morning News reports.
“Texas officials have begun investigating parents of transgender adolescents for possible child abuse, after Gov. Greg Abbott directed them last week to handle gender-affirming medical treatments as possible crimes,” the New York Times reports.
Boebert couldn't finish high school and wound up marrying the adult man who flashed his wiener at her in the parking lot of a bowling alley when she was just a kid. She was mocking a man talking about the death of his son who served in Iraq.
A Utah state representative has authored a bill to allow the banning of any books that could be challenged as “pornographic and indecent” in the state’s public schools. HB 374, introduced by Utah Rep. Ken Ivory (R-West Jordan) and targeting what he called “Sensitive Materials in Schools,” passed out of committee without much debate yesterday, although it was “circled” — put in unscheduled limbo — in the state House today. Although it is already illegal to have “pornographic or indecent” materials in Utah schools, Ivory’s law would give schools “the power to remove books” so deemed “without having to go through the normal review process,” Salt Lake City’s KSL News Radio reported today.
Fucker Carlson suddenly is interested in the LSAT score of the SC nominee but not the last three white ones.... hmmm.. Fucker Carlson not even trying to hide his racism I guess but when you think about what audience he is pandering too.... Mispronouncing the judge's name, Carlson said: "It might be time for Biden to let us know what Kentaji [sic] Brown Jackson's LSAT score was. ... Why wouldn't he tell us that? That would settle the question conclusively as to whether she's a once-in-a-generation legal talent, the next one at hand. It would seem like Americans in a democracy have a right to know that and much more before giving her a lifetime appointment, but we didn't hear that." The double standard is glaring. The past six years have seen three other Supreme Court nominees confirmed by the Senate—Justice Amy Coney Barrett (the least experienced Supreme Court Justice in decades), Justice Brett Kavanaugh , and Justice Neil Gorsuch. At no point did Carlson demand the LSAT scores of these white nominees.
Yet you fail to show a single example where I supported the banning of books. In fact I have stated the exact opposite.
“Florida legislators voted to ban most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy on Thursday, a move that would severely restrict access to the procedure in a state that for decades has been a refuge for women from across the South,” the New York Times reports. “The bill — modeled after a similar abortion ban in Mississippi that the U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to uphold — now heads to the desk of Gov. Ron DeSantis as part of a sweeping push by Republicans to put the state at the forefront of the nation’s culture wars.” Washington Post: “The 15-week ban makes no exception for rape, incest or human trafficking.”