Newsom torn apart for attacking SCOTUS ruling on trans students: Insane ideology above parents

Gavin Newsom has been slammed for attacking the Supreme Court for blocking a California law that stopped schools from telling parents if their child was transgender.The order for now halts a state law signed by the Gov.in July 2024 that barred school districts from requiring staff to notify parents of their child’s gender identification.The ruling also blocks a rule that required teachers to use a student’s preferred pronouns.Newsom was furious about the ruling, telling the Post on Tuesday: “Teachers should be focused on teaching — not forced to be gender cops.“The shadow docket ruling by the Supreme Court undermines student privacy and the ability to learn in a safe and supportive classroom, free from discrimination based on gender identity.”But Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton leapt on the comments, claiming the governor was putting his ideology above parents.He told the Post: “Yet again Gavin Newsom and the Democrats are putting their insane, fringe ideology ahead of common sense and parents’ rights.“Most people look at this and can’t understand why it’s even a question: of course parents should be told if their children change their gender.“The justification Newsom claims for his parental secrecy policy is that without it, students will face harm.

We have plenty of resources in California, inside and outside the school system, for any students who might be in that situation.“There is no justification for the Democrats’ parental secrecy policy, and it just shows how far gone they really are.“They think kids belong to the government, not parents, and it is disgusting to see Newsom take the side of far left ideologues against families.“But no surprise from the guy who won’t do anything about biological boys in girls’ sports or evil child rapists being set free early.”The Supreme Court’s split decision comes after religious parents and educators challenged California school policies aimed at preventing schools ...