Um, no. You don’t vote for an insurrectionist because of this “radicalism”. Hard to imagine being a parent and thinking Trump is a good choice. My kids are 12 and 14 and never in a million years would I vote for Trump because what parents claim they gave to clutch their pearls over. We are in this mess because of all the fear mongering. Truly pathetic. |
Trumps radical governance is infinitely more destructive. It’s not even close. |
I don't care what you believe. Either way...yes, that is what I taught my kids. My DD had a trans friend in HS. I had no fears at all about it. But that's not what is happening now - did you even bother to read Sullivan's article? He is a gay writer and not afraid to tell it like it is. I am simply agreeing with PP who mentioned the article and totally 100% agree with what Sullivan wrote. |
Just a hunch, but I think they will think it over long & hard, & then announce a bold stand against all things Trump. |
That would be a pretty good start. |
I agree with you, but I just do not think this is possible. At the end of the day, this is a conflicts of rights legal question, and so far the Democratic position has been that when sex-based rights and trans rights collide, trans rights prevail and are more important. Unfortunately for the Democrats, this is both electorally unpopular and frankly it’s on the wrong side of history, because it is essentially repackaged homophobia and sexism. But this is the Democratic party line, at least currently. I don’t know how Democrats thread this conflicts-of-rights needle they’ve recklessly created, but a mealy-mouthed approach will just create more opportunities for Republicans. |
Largely their position is that when there is a legal conflict between trans rights and women’s rights, trans rights is more important. For instance, the right to safety, privacy, and dignity that Democrats typically espouse for female prisoners is less important than the right of trans women to be placed in women’s prisons. Etc. In any event, their general position is that women’s rights are less important than trans rights. |
But kids can get gunned down in school but it’s just thoughts and prayers by Republicans. Our country is truly broken that this is totally acceptable by many in the voting electorate. |
huh?? |
Look, I agree with you. I think gun control is critically important. But that does not mean that the Democrats haven’t made their position on trans rights extremely clear, and the voters will respond accordingly. |
What exactly are you confused about? It is quite clearly written. |
Nope. |
Well stated, and thank you for admitting that it is a Democratic position. I do disagree with your further assessment that it is repackaged homophobia. Dems do need to have this Sista Soljah moment and really do need to pay attention to Sullivan's article. It doesn't matter who the GOP candidate is in 2028 because this wedge issue will still be a deciding factor in 2028 if the Dems don't shed this far left radicalism (as stated by Sullivan). |
Typical response from Dems..."huh" -- the continue to be obtuse. |
The “huh” is avoidance. That PP knows that take is correct, but because that’s the current position of the Democrats on trans issues, she has to pretend confusion. They have nowhere else to go other than pretending confusion. |