The Dems stealth trans agenda

 DailyWire:

Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s spokeswoman claimed on Monday that President Joe Biden and his administration are leaning into false narratives about HB 1557 because they are afraid to openly advocate for “transgenderism in kindergarten.”

Both Biden and U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona weighed in on the bill Monday after DeSantis signed the legislation, which bans classroom discussions of gender identity and sexual orientation for little children in kindergarten through third grade (around ages 5-9).

The Biden administration promised to “protect” LGBTQ youth and to potentially get the Office of Civil Rights involved if any child impacted by the law feels discriminated against.

DeSantis Press Secretary Christina Pushaw pointed The Daily Wire to remarks the governor made at a Monday press conference.

“As Governor DeSantis said today, many high-profile critics of HB 1557 have read the legislation – but they intentionally mislead people about what it says,” she said.

“President Biden knows full well that the law Governor DeSantis signed today will protect parents’ rights and ensure young children in grades K-3 are not exposed to inappropriate sexual content or gender ideology in the classroom,” she said. “Biden and other Democrat politicians understand that most sane people, including their own voters, support these common-sense protections.”

But Democrats — and the Biden administration — are afraid to openly support radically progressive stances under such a national spotlight, Pushaw suggested.

“Democrats do not want to openly advocate for transgenderism in kindergarten, so they have to fabricate a false narrative about the law instead,” she said. “Why doesn’t Biden just say what he believes: that it’s good to instruct young children about changing their gender, while hiding it from their parents?”
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This is another example of the Democrats' politics of fraud in pushing their radical agenda.  I can think of no valid reasons why anyone would want to have that kind of conversation with a pre-schooler through 3rd-grade students.