Tim Walz: Supports 4th Graders Being ‘Trans’

Tim Walz is known to be an open advocate for the LGBT group.

In fact, he’s been pushing for it in school’s since the 90’s.

What’s not as well known is his support for ‘trans’ kids.

In a clip that’s going viral, Walz does a lot of verbal gymnastics to state that he supports kids using whatever bathroom they want.

He mentions walking in their shoes to empathize with these kids.

While the it might sound nice, its simply an emotional tactic when logic is needed for this mental health pandemic.

He mentions there’s about 150,000 kids that identity as trans in public schools.

I’d say that’s a massive problem that needs to be addressed not coddled.

🚨 Tim Walz OPENLY says he supports FOURTH GRADERS “changing” their genders and boys using the girls bathroom.

This man is SICK. pic.twitter.com/qF4DJvKFk8

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) August 8, 2024

The Hill reports:

Minnesota’s Democratic Gov. Tim Walz, who’s emerged as a top contender for Vice President Harris’s running mate, helped turn Minnesota into a refuge for LGBTQ Americans, signing laws that shield access to gender-affirming health care and abortion, ban conversion therapy and make it illegal for libraries to ban books solely because they have LGBTQ themes or characters.

Under Walz’s leadership, Minnesota has solidified itself as a liberal stronghold in the largely conservative Midwest, though the governor has long supported progressive issues like LGBTQ equality.

In 1999, Walz, then a 35-year-old social studies teacher at Mankato West High School, advised the school’s first gay-straight alliance (GSA), a student-led club supporting LGBTQ students and families. Later, in 2006, Walz ousted a longtime Republican member of Congress in a largely rural district, running on a platform that included support for same-sex marriage, which the state banned in 1997.

“It wasn’t a popular position at the time for a red-district Democrat. It didn’t score him any political points. But he stood up for families like mine because he believed it was the right thing to do,” Rep. Angie Craig (D-Minn.), one of 12 out LGBTQ members of Congress, wrote on the social platform X last month in endorsing Walz for vice president. “His bravery made a difference in my life and the lives of thousands of Minnesotans – and it’s a bravery that would make our country better.”

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— Joel Berry (@JoelWBerry) August 12, 2024