Colorado Bill Punishes Parents for Not Using Child's Preferred Pronouns
Megyn KellyApril 15, 202511 min32,072 views
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- 🏛️ The Colorado State House has passed a bill that could punish parents in custody disputes if they refuse to use their child's preferred gender pronouns or name.
- ⚠️ This legislation is seen as a radical move, with concerns that schools are influencing children's gender identity without parental knowledge or consent.
- ⚖️ The bill passed the House on a party-line vote, with most Democrats supporting it, and is now headed to the Colorado State Senate.
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- 🗳️ The discussion highlights the consequences of elections, noting a shift in Colorado's political landscape from competitive to strongly Democratic.
- 🚩 This situation is characterized as a hallmark of totalitarian belief systems, where children are turned against their parents to serve a movement or ideology.
- 📉 The argument is made that the left's embrace of
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