Tag Archives: Tim Walz
The Trans Divide
The world’s richest man has it right. Last Friday Elon Musk tweeted, “[a]ny parent or doctor who sterilizes a child before they are a consenting adult should go to prison for life.” Twenty years ago this would not have been a controversial statement. The general response would have been, “of course.” But today it is a position at the very edge of a massive chasm that exists between the left and the right. How did this happen, and why?
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged American Academy of Pediatrics, American Medical Association, Biden Administration, chemical mutilation, Children’s Hospital Association, Christopher Browning, church at Laodicea, church at Philadelphia, church at Thyatira, Elon Musk, Francis Foster, Gender reassignment surgery, H.R. 734, Hannah Arendt, hormone therapy, Jamie Reed, Jared Polis, Konstantin Kisin, Molly Kearney, Puberty blockers, Tim Walz, trans-affirming care, Transgender Clinic
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The Bill of Rights is Not Dead Yet
Until recently, several states—including Minnesota—declared that it was unlawful to engage in the free exercise of religion in groups of ten or more. When churches dared pursue legal recourse to correct that issue, politicians, pundits and journalists offered criticism.
As one of the attorneys on the receiving end of that criticism on more than one occasion, it left me perplexed. “What’s the big deal?” they might say, “Why can’t churches just worship online?!
Posted in Religious Liberty
Tagged Bill de Blasio, Bill of Rights, Cornovirus, COVID–19, First Amendment, freedom to worship, J.B. Pritzker, Jacob Frey, lock-down, Religious Liberty, Tim Walz
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