On 29 Dec 2023, Land Which Is Theirs <
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> "transgender" is just another social step towards forcing acceptance
> of homosexuality. They should all be killed.
Ohio’s governor vetoed a bill Friday that would have restricted both
transition-related care for minors and transgender girls’ participation
on school sports teams.
Gov. Mike DeWine’s veto makes him one of only two Republican governors
to veto a restriction on gender-affirming care, alongside then-Arkansas
Gov. Asa Hutchinson in 2021, and one of only three Republican governors
to veto a trans athlete bill after Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Indiana
Gov. Eric Holcomb last year.
In a news conference on Friday after his veto, DeWine said the
“gut-wrenching” decision about whether a minor should have access to
gender-affirming care “should not be made by the government, should not
be made by the state of Ohio,” rather it should be made by the child’s
parents and doctors.
Before vetoing the bill, DeWine told The Associated Press that he had
visited three children’s hospitals in the state to learn more about
transition-related care and spoke to families who were both helped and
harmed by it.
“We’re dealing with children who are going through a challenging time,
families that are going through a challenging time,” he said. “I want,
the best I can, to get it right.”
The Ohio General Assembly, which is controlled by a Republican
supermajority, can override the governor’s veto with a three-fifths
majority vote.
DeWine’s veto follows weeks of fierce debate and lobbying over the bill.
State Rep. Gary Click, a Republican and the bill’s primary sponsor, said
this month that minors are “incapable of providing the informed consent
necessary to make those very risky and life-changing decisions”
regarding their health care, according to WCMH-TV, an NBC affiliate in
Columbus.
More than 290 people signed up to speak at an opposition hearing for the
bill this month, including a number of physicians, according to WCMH-TV.
One of them, Dr. Christopher Bolling, a retired pediatrician who spoke
on behalf of the Ohio Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics,
told NBC News that the bill targets a very small number of adolescents.
Bolling practiced for more than three decades and saw thousands of
families before retiring last year. Of those, he said he only worked
with 20 to 30 who had persistent gender dysphoria. He referred most of
them to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, where he said they reported
having positive experiences.
https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-politics-and-policy/ohios-republican-
governor-vetoes-trans-care-restriction-sports-ban-rcna131579
It's child abuse and butchery. Everyoine who supports it should be
executed as enemies of nature and mankind.