Donald Trump has intensified his attacks on transgender rights by casting the group as a perceived threat to national identity.
The former president and Republican nominee is accused of leveraging inflammatory language and misleading claims to rally support, particularly among his base.With campaign spending soaring into the tens of millions, Trump and affiliated political action committees are targeting Democratic nominee Kamala Harris over her support for transgender rights, echoing his confrontational rhetoric at rallies.
'I will follow the law,' Harris stated, highlighting that these medical procedures were available under the prior administration.On the podcast 'The Breakfast Club,' she further criticized Trump's attacks, noting that the number of service members seeking gender-affirming surgeries is minimal compared to the millions at risk of losing health insurance if Republicans succeed in dismantling the Affordable Care Act.
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