Nutes and Nugs
Well-Known Member
What would democrats do if they didn't have all the special interest groups like the LGBT
to whine about?
I wish they would pass some real laws.
Hard to believe this grandfather-lawmaker and his offspring would want to this to a child.
Pre puberty drugs? Hormones?
Why not just rip Tinkerbell's dick off?
When California Congressman Mike Honda tweeted a photo of himself on Twitter back in February, grinning next to his beautiful 8-year-old granddaughter Malisa, it went viral right away — and not just because it was cute.
“As a proud grandpa of a transgender grandchild,” the eight-term Democrat wrote. “I hope she can feel safe at school without fear of being bullied."
As far back as the ultrasound, Honda-Phillips and her husband, Travis Phillips, thought their second child would be a boy. But by the time their child was three, she had chosen a new name for herself — Malisa.
On her eighth birthday last summer, Malisa’s parents asked everyone to start calling her that and using the pronouns “she” and “her.” It was the start of a new life, known in the transgender community as a “transition.”
The family knows they are just at the beginning of this journey with Malisa and work closely with a team of doctors. As she approaches puberty, they’ll have to consider whether to use so-called puberty blockers and hormone therapy.
http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/congressman-mike-honda-transgender-granddaughter-makes-him-proud
to whine about?
I wish they would pass some real laws.
Hard to believe this grandfather-lawmaker and his offspring would want to this to a child.
Pre puberty drugs? Hormones?
Why not just rip Tinkerbell's dick off?
When California Congressman Mike Honda tweeted a photo of himself on Twitter back in February, grinning next to his beautiful 8-year-old granddaughter Malisa, it went viral right away — and not just because it was cute.
“As a proud grandpa of a transgender grandchild,” the eight-term Democrat wrote. “I hope she can feel safe at school without fear of being bullied."
As far back as the ultrasound, Honda-Phillips and her husband, Travis Phillips, thought their second child would be a boy. But by the time their child was three, she had chosen a new name for herself — Malisa.
On her eighth birthday last summer, Malisa’s parents asked everyone to start calling her that and using the pronouns “she” and “her.” It was the start of a new life, known in the transgender community as a “transition.”
The family knows they are just at the beginning of this journey with Malisa and work closely with a team of doctors. As she approaches puberty, they’ll have to consider whether to use so-called puberty blockers and hormone therapy.
http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/congressman-mike-honda-transgender-granddaughter-makes-him-proud
