Well, the Supremes didn't take long to issue a ruling for California, Land of Blue. The issue:
Parental Rights, as in does a school have to the right to keep parents in the dark(no info) about a child's
decision to change sex identity. A local judge issued a ruling that parents must be informed. The 9th Circuit court of Appeals, issued a stay on the ruling, saying it was overly broad(we can almost always count on this "Blue" bench). The Supremes issued a stay on the 9th Circuit, stating w/o signing, that its order will not fly until all the issues are discussed in the lower court. California's Bluest Attorney General, Rob "Listen to Me, Please" Bonta, said that the Court misread the law. Hmmmm. Thank you, Rob. Back in the box.
Some teachers decried the law as putting them in the position of being 'gender police', not teachers. The big issue is age -related decision making. Does a child(under age person) have the right to make life altering, permanent decisions? Reason dictates, as stated in many laws, that children are just that-children, and cannot make those decisions until of age. Ok.
Try again, Rob, and GAvin.
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