Proof that Democrats have morphed into the Party of Perverts

Democrats used to be the party that was a little weird but shared the same goals as independents and conservatives. That's ancient history these days. This week, I've written about a potential sexting class to be taught in Little Falls. When Cassie Fredregill asked about the material for the sexting class, the school superintendent sent her a letter instructing her to not talk to her daughter's teacher.

Last week, I wrote about the Shakopee School District. According to Alpha News' reporting, "Shakopee High School sent home a book containing pornographic material" with Rachael Lynch's daughter. The week before that, I wrote about the continuing controversies in Sartell. Apparently, Sartell and Shakopee think it's appropriate to have pornographic materials in high school classrooms.

These aren't isolated, one-off news items. Over at HotAir, David Strom wrote this article about the need to require all 50 states to perform 'gender-affirming' operations. It's like the Democrats have become a chapter of NAMBLA, aka the North American Man-Boy Love Association.

Here's what Joe Biden recently said about trans-kids:

Here in Flyover Country, aka Minnesota, Gov. Tim Walz just signed this executive order. I won't post the text of the EO to this blog. The point is that Democrats are using the trans agenda to drive their agenda. This is proof that Democrats have morphed into the Party of Perverts.

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