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Speak Up: Transgender ‘bathroom bill,’ pronouns in schools fight return to the Arizona Legislature

The culture wars are back at the state Capitol. But this time, Sen. John Kavanagh believes the results of the just-completed election show public sentiment is on his side on the issue of transgender rights. The Fountain Hills Republican said he believes the results of the election means the Democrats who opposed his proposals in the past are now paying attention.

  • “So these people that are making a big stink about bathrooms — what do they do on planes when all bathrooms are unisex?” — @Rpcchen via X

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Speak Up: Transgender ‘bathroom bill,’ pronouns in schools fight return to the Arizona Legislature

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The culture wars are back at the state Capitol. But this time, Sen. John Kavanagh believes the results of the just-completed election show public sentiment is on his side on the issue of transgender rights. The Fountain Hills Republican said he believes the results of the election means the Democrats who opposed his proposals in the past are now paying attention.

  • “So these people that are making a big stink about bathrooms — what do they do on planes when all bathrooms are unisex?” — @Rpcchen via X

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