Mainstream journalists are trying to hide Gov. Tim Walz’s (D-Minn.) support for a controversial law that would force female students to bring menstrual products into boys’ bathrooms in public schools.
Waltz Signed The law, which will become law in June 2023, comes as progressives support the controversial, unscientific and unpopular transgender argument that children who have a “gender identity” of the opposite sex should be assisted in changing their gender.
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However, the existing media Revolutionary While criticizing dangerous policies as harmless conveniences for schoolchildren, he claims to be troubled by Republicans labeling Walz “#TamponTim.”
“Trump campaign criticizes Governor Walz over state law providing tampons in schools,” The New York Times August 6th Headlines article Items that don’t say “boy”:
Minnesota Republicans tried unsuccessfully to amend the bill to apply only to “women’s restrooms,” but some Republicans voted for the final version of the bill.
“The reason the media hides the men’s bathroom is because it’s a controversial subject,” Terry Schilling, CEO of the American Principles Project, told Breitbart News.
It hurts them politically and makes us seem irrational when we speak out against providing tampons for girls. We call him Tampon Tim because he gives tampons to boys. He doesn’t get called #TamponTim just because he supports feminine hygiene products…it’s an infringement.
He said bringing tampons into the men’s bathroom “is dangerous for girls and ultimately makes boys unhappy” because it denies biological differences between the sexes.
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“As women, I can think of nothing more threatening to our health than a leader who supports putting tampons in boys’ bathrooms in public schools,” said Caroline Leavitt, communications aide to President Donald Trump. “These are radical policies that Tim Walz supports. He actually signed a bill to do so.”
August 8 article hill Avoided There was no mention of the boys until the seventh paragraph, when a quote from the Trump campaign was uttered.
“What could be weirder than signing a bill requiring schools to keep tampons in boys’ bathrooms?” Make America Great Again Inc. account Written on Tuesday on social platform X. “Or is that weirder than signing a law allowing minors to have sex-reassignment surgery?”
CBS News mentioned “transgender boys” in the second paragraph, but only to portray the troubled girls as everyday and normal.
The mandate has attracted new attention as the Trump campaign seeks to criticize Governor Walz for requiring school districts to provide tampons and pads in both boys’ and girls’ restrooms for transgender boys who menstruate. The hashtag #TamponTim began trending on social media on August 6. Waltz is As the running mate for Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris.
Then, CBS got hung up on small details and downplayed its pro-trans objectives.
Minnesota Law, But the law doesn’t specify which bathrooms the products must be in. Instead, it requires school districts to develop a plan to ensure all students who are menstruating have access to free tampons and pads, Lacey Gelo, government relations director for the Alliance for Period Supplies, told CBS MoneyWatch.
of The Washington Post The reporter hidden The word “boy” is controversial. absence From the Press time, and Buried A Republican quote from BuzzFeed declares:
A lot of people It pointed out “Tampon Tim” is no scorn, as it has helped countless young people gain access to menstrual products. And the bill’s author, Rep. Sandra Feist, said: Said She said she received numerous emails thanking her for providing menstrual products to transgender students without them having to ask.
Walz has repeatedly and enthusiastically supported the transgender ideology that says the government must ensure people comply when they ask to be treated as “transgender.” “We want all Minnesotans to grow up feeling safe, valued, protected, celebrated and free to be their true selves,” Walz said. Said March 2023. “Protecting and supporting access to gender-affirming health care is essential to being a welcoming and supportive nation.”
How awesome would it be to help the Trump campaign promote Governor Tim Walz’s compassionate and common sense policy of providing free menstrual products to Minnesota public school students? Let’s do this everywhere. pic.twitter.com/hk6v8cs8p4
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) August 7, 2024
There is mounting evidence that transgender policies cause lifelong medical harm to many boys and girls whose bodies have been altered to conform to the characteristics of the opposite sex.
NEW YORK: 20-year-old transgender woman sues Planned Parenthood for giving her transition hormones as a teenager after only a 30-minute consultation. Christina Heinman said she struggled with a variety of mental illnesses at the time. translation: I was ignored.pic.twitter.com/SNeX6VFb8
— Gay Against Groomers (@againstgrmrs) August 7, 2024
This idea of transgenderism has also caused a lot of conflict in American society, where the public has created many social norms in order to accept the biological differences between the two equal, yet distinct and complementary, sexes.
Many, if not most, progressive reporters are unaware of the fundamental conflict surrounding transgender people, Schilling said.
I had an exchange yesterday with a left-of-centre journalist I know, and at least he’s honest… he said he knew we were calling. [Walz] #TamponTim was weird and nonsensical, so I told him, “Do you think it’s weird to have tampons in a boy’s room? That’s why we call him #TamponTim.”
He had never heard of such a thing. [concern] … He thought we were just protesting the funding of tampons for girls.
“Right now there are two Americas,” he added. “If you’re on the progressive media bandwagon right now, that’s all you’re going to get.”
“This is how we see him. #TamponTim
“Not all students who menstruate are girls.”
Minnesota State Representative Sandra Feist has introduced a bill that would allow menstrual products to be placed in children’s bathrooms in schools.
Governor Tim Walz signed this bill with pride and enthusiasm.” pic.twitter.com/C5fkP5uslQ
— D. Scott @eclipsethis2003 (@eclipsethis2003) August 6, 2024
