The co-host of “The Big Weekend Show” talks about how President Biden and the White House sparked outrage across the country by declaring Transgender Day of Visibility this Easter.
“This day is a random day made up by a random person in the state of Michigan. Until 2021, no president has marked this day as some kind of proclamation. They have decided to mark it on some other day. He could have observed it. Biden chose to observe it on Easter.” “I think it was intentional. It’s an insult to Christians and Easter,” said co-host Lisa. Booth said.
X, formerly known as Twitter, president biden “On Transgender Visibility Day, we celebrate the joy, strength, and absolute courage of some of the bravest people I know,” they wrote.
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Secretary of State Antony Blinken also issued a statement saying, “On this day, the United States recognizes the accomplishments and progress made by transgender people in the global fight for equality and stands committed to supporting equality, inclusion, and full recognition.” We reaffirm our commitment.” About the human rights of transgender people. ”
white house press secretary Andrew Bates issued a statement following backlash to the president’s tweet, saying, “As a Christian who celebrates Easter with my family, President Biden stands in a position to unite people and protect the dignity and freedoms of all Americans. “Sadly, it’s not surprising that politicians would act like this.” “They seek to divide and weaken our country with cruel, hateful, and dishonest rhetoric. President Biden will never abuse his faith for his political purposes or gain.”
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Joe Biden, President of the United States, March 31, 2022. Nathaniel Pawlowski reads the Bible outside the Calgary Public Library. Protesters demonstrate with placards and transgender flags. The CDC’s official website offers advice for trans women who want to “breast feed” their children. (Nathaniel Pawlowski, Reuters/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo,)
Booth continued, “This is a clear and systematic effort to remove God from our society and replace God with a false god, and in this case, that is the trans community. They clearly want us to bow at the altar of the trans community.” Instead of bowing down to God, we should want to live in a society that believes in God, even if we don’t believe in God. Because what God does in society means that we take responsibility for something bigger than ourselves. ”
“As humans, we are imperfect and capable of making mistakes. We are sinful. We are all these bad things. The Founding Fathers knew that, so they “The government tries to protect us from ourselves in ways it devises,” she continued. “They try to protect us as a society from our worst impulses, but a godless society has no boundaries. There is no distinction between right and wrong. It is a selfish society, an inward-looking society. , a society where drag queens campaign for children and mutilate young people in the name of transgender people.”
Co-host david webb Biden said the move was part of a strategy to target progressive voters.
“It’s not only blind and part of a strategy to toy with their far-left progressive base by taking religion out of the new gods of conversation, society, and government, but it’s also an attempt.” The goal is to gaslight the American people and get a reaction from them, while dealing with a small number of people who might sympathize with them. and has a Christian background, Greek values and we believe in it. It is the basis of a good society,” he said.
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A small number of liberal churches, religious groups, and LGBTQ+ organizations are celebrating the fact that Transgender Day of Visibility, now recognized on March 31 of each year, will fall on Easter Sunday in 2024. (Getty Images)
“Not everyone gets to enjoy that day. He’s turning Easter into a transgender celebration with his tweets and comments, and I don’t understand that,” co-host Joey Jones said. “I think it’s fodder for an opportunity to paint anyone who disagrees with my opinion as hateful, mean, and resentful. I would never do anything like that to transgender people. “I don’t feel it. I just have a special place in my heart for Easter Sunday.” “And I don’t think that’s too much to ask for. I don’t think it’s a bad thing at all. I don’t think everyone’s going to enjoy that day. I think that’s part of the problem, is that we think that’s the way we think.” We’ve gone from acceptance to compliance, but that’s not the case in this country. is not what is being built. ”
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