Earlier this year, we asked you to share any mailers you received to help us bring more transparency to elections. We used them to fuel our reporting. Here’s what our reporters found when they dug into mailers targeting transgender children. 👇
A deluge of radio spots and mailers targeting transgender children is hitting swing-state voters as part of a broad ad campaign directed by prominent Trump administration alums.
“This is playing to the lowest common denominator of hate and otherizing, targeting the LGBT community,” Johnson said. “When you create this type of negative reaction to individuals who [don’t] present any societal grief, you only create space for people to feel justified for attacking them physically and through public policy.”
America First Legal vice president and general counsel Gene Hamilton defended the radio ad. “The Biden Administration and its allies are advancing a radical agenda that denies biology, denies reality, and denies that they are threatening children,” he said in a statement. “We believe in biology and we believe that confused children should not be harmed permanently by individuals with radical agendas.
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