Steve Hilton targets Latino voters with explosive trans sports ad featuring AI Xavier Becerra

California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton has launched an anti-trans attack on rival Xavier Becerra in a bid to win over Hispanic voters and women.Hilton has accused Becerra of “extremism” for supporting trans boys playing in girls’ sports with a new ad in Spanish directly targeting Hispanic voters.The ad features a hulking trans soccer player with a mustache bashing his way past young girls as one of their fathers watches on helplessly.The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now.

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Never miss a story It then cuts to an AI generated Becerra watching over the game laughing, before claiming responsibility for one of the girls suffering an injury on the field.The attack opens up a new line of attack for Hilton, who has extensively canvassed Latino voters, who make up about one-third of California ballots.Hilton told The Post: “I felt it was important to make clear to Latino families that what they’re seeing in their kids’ schools is not some natural disaster that is impossible to prevent.”“It is the direct result of Democrat politicians actions – Becerra supports all this extremism and would make it worse.”“Everywhere I go in California, I hear incredibly strong concerns from Latino parents about what’s going on in our schools.”“They’re desperate for someone to help them push back against what they see as crazy, fringe ideologies that go against their deepest beliefs and values.”“One of the biggest concerns is over sports and locker rooms, where the vast majority of parents and kids just want to see a level playing field.”“The kind of ideological extremism we’ve seen pushed into schools is especially infuriating to parents as they see schools doing a worse job on the basics of what they should be delivering: a decent education.”“Nearly two thirds ...

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Publisher: New York Post

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