There are two accurate ways to look at yesterday’s Supreme Court decision upholding Tennessee’s ban on so-called “gender-affirming procedures” for minors.
The first way is to see the ruling as a historic victory that protects millions of children all over the country. It’s the culmination of several years of effort by lawmakers, conservative legal groups and everyday citizens — including many of you reading this. When I published my investigation into Vanderbilt’s medical center just under three years ago, exposing their depraved practice of mutilating children, we received an enormous amount of backlash from Left-wing activists and many corporate media outlets. They called us bigots because we opposed the sterilization and castration of children. They harassed us and threatened to kill us. But it didn’t work. We urged Tennessee lawmakers to pass a law outlawing this barbarism, and they did. Yesterday that law was upheld. And as a result of this decision, all 27 states that have similar bans will be able to keep those bans in place. We won, and we should celebrate that. That’s the first way to look at this ruling.
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