Violent Anti-Trans Nuts Agree – Violent Rhetoric Directed at Hospitals Such as Nemours Children’s Hospital Not Causing Bomb Threats

In the same segment, an anti-trans Steve Bannon guest said that  “Justice can’t come soon enough” against children’s hospitals for providing gender affirming care.  And claimed that bomb threats at Directed at Hospitals like Nemours Children’s Hospital are being made up by the hospitals.

“My default assumption is they’re making up a narrative,” says Christian Post writer Brandon Showalter of reported bomb threats.

The same campaign of violence and surveillance Texas Republicans have unleashed on women is also being applied against trans kids and their parents:

On the morning of Aug. 30, a 13-year-old transgender boy was pulled out of class by his school’s administrators, his mother says. While his classmates continued their studies, he sat in a conference room at a Texas middle school where a Department of Family and Protective Services investigator began asking personal questions, court records state.

The reason: The state agency was probing his family following a February directive from Gov. Greg Abbott (R) to investigate the use of gender-affirming care in minors as child abuse, according to court documents.

The nearly hour-long interview touched on a range of personal topics — from the teen’s medical history to his gender dysphoria diagnosis to his suicide attempt years back, court records state. The interrogation left the boy — identified under the pseudonym Steve Koe — shaking and distressed, according to a signed declaration from his mother, named as Carol Koe.

The document, obtained by The Washington Post, is part of a cache of supplemental evidence filed late Wednesday as part of an ongoing lawsuit by LGBTQ advocates seeking to block investigations into families providing gender-affirming care to their transgender children.