EvilCat Breath
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At this point, it's fair to ask democrats about adults using children for their sicknesses.
Walz signs bill requiring schools to stock period products in boys’ bathrooms The bill’s language states that “the products must be available to all
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TheGreatSatan
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Democrats go as far as dressing children in drag and letting them perform for other democrats.
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There was no legislation. Walz took the time to issue an executive order. WTF was tampon Tom thinking? We won't know because there isn't an honest soul in the media that would ask him.
Frankenstein
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The Principal is wrong, it was the work of MEN, who understand the absurdity of the situation, he said it was boys!
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The story itself is factual, move along snowflake, we have his record in Minnesota to help also
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Walz signs bill requiring schools to stock period products in boys' bathrooms
Schools districts and charter schools in Minnesota will be required to stock period products in school bathrooms for free use, including in boys’ bathrooms.
At the end of May, Gov. Tim Walz signed into law an education finance bill which includes requirements for schools to provide menstrual products at no charge starting in January 2024.
The bill’s language states that “the products must be available to all menstruating students” in grades four through 12. Each school district must develop a plan to stock pads and tampons in bathrooms “regularly used” by female and male students.
The discussion has been in the Legislature since January, with Republicans aiming to change the language of the bill to require menstrual products for female students only. But the bill’s sponsor, Rep. Sandra Feist, DFL-New Brighton, urged legislators to reject such amendments.
“Not all students who menstruate are female,” Feist said. “We need to make sure all students have access to these products.”
How fun for all the Minnesotan parents who now must explain menstruation to their 9 year old boys....and why a BOY might need one.
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That's the fallacy...a BOY will never need one
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Timpon is so good
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Schools districts and charter schools in Minnesota will be required to stock period products in school bathrooms for free use, including in boys’ bathrooms.
At the end of May, Gov. Tim Walz signed into law an education finance bill which includes requirements for schools to provide menstrual products at no charge starting in January 2024.
The bill’s language states that “the products must be available to all menstruating students” in grades four through 12. Each school district must develop a plan to stock pads and tampons in bathrooms “regularly used” by female and male students.
The discussion has been in the Legislature since January, with Republicans aiming to change the language of the bill to require menstrual products for female students only. But the bill’s sponsor, Rep. Sandra Feist, DFL-New Brighton, urged legislators to reject such amendments.
“Not all students who menstruate are female,” Feist said. “We need to make sure all students have access to these products.”
"The bill’s language states that “the products must be available to all menstruating students” in grades four through."
Which would be in the women's toilets. Unless someone chooses to read this differently. The law was signed in as it is.... just because someone chooses to read it differently, doesn't mean Walz is the problem.
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The wokeness must be defeated.
Schools districts and charter schools in Minnesota will be required to stock period products in school bathrooms for free use, including in boys’ bathrooms.
At the end of May, Gov. Tim Walz signed into law an education finance bill which includes requirements for schools to provide menstrual products at no charge starting in January 2024.
The bill’s language states that “the products must be available to all menstruating students” in grades four through 12. Each school district must develop a plan to stock pads and tampons in bathrooms “regularly used” by female and male students.
The discussion has been in the Legislature since January, with Republicans aiming to change the language of the bill to require menstrual products for female students only. But the bill’s sponsor, Rep. Sandra Feist, DFL-New Brighton, urged legislators to reject such amendments.
“Not all students who menstruate are female,” Feist said. “We need to make sure all students have access to these products.”
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I can guarantee any student that is menstruating is indeed a female
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The law, which was passed in Minnesota last year, includes language requiring menstrual products to be available in bathrooms of all schools for grades 4 to 12 as a way to accommodate transgender students.
“Not all students who menstruate are female,” Feist said. “We need to make sure all students have access to these products.”
You do not see the issue here?
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Don't think that doesn't happen great post, advancing them toward having other things put up there and thinking it's normalSo "queer plugs" for boys?
He was just trying to make sure that a red wave doesn't occur.
petro
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Like calling Vance a sofasexual?
I think your High Horse just kicked you in the chin.
That's the first time that I've heard sofasexual. Yeah, it's just as bad. It's almost like we're a nation of 13 year old reality TV fans.
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Perv doin what pervs do.
Schools districts and charter schools in Minnesota will be required to stock period products in school bathrooms for free use, including in boys’ bathrooms.
At the end of May, Gov. Tim Walz signed into law an education finance bill which includes requirements for schools to provide menstrual products at no charge starting in January 2024.
The bill’s language states that “the products must be available to all menstruating students” in grades four through 12. Each school district must develop a plan to stock pads and tampons in bathrooms “regularly used” by female and male students.
The discussion has been in the Legislature since January, with Republicans aiming to change the language of the bill to require menstrual products for female students only. But the bill’s sponsor, Rep. Sandra Feist, DFL-New Brighton, urged legislators to reject such amendments.
“Not all students who menstruate are female,” Feist said. “We need to make sure all students have access to these products.”
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Do you see what you quoted? "Feist said".... the law doesn't say, Feist said.... spot the difference.
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And yet the interpretation of the law lead to them believing they had to put one in at least one boys room in each school.
That was the end result of the law signed by him, and the spirit was implied by Feist.
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