Progressive professor rises a democratic party because of a ‘deeply problematic’ problem
AND Professor of Rutgers University He says he left the Democratic Party for Good, despite the vote for Kamal Harris last November, and was rejected by the left -wing “deeply problematic” approach to women’s rights.
“I am disturbed by this transgender question. As progressively, I believe in women’s rights and I think it is deeply problematic for men to claim the ability to define and determine who a member of women’s classes,” Gary Francine said on Monday at Fox & Friends First.
“I’m a liberal pluralist in the sense that I believe people should live and watch and love how they want,” he continued.
“But I don’t think freedom is expanding to it when you harm others, and I think when you enter women’s toilets or be in their sports teams or enter their shower or shower rooms or locker rooms or closed or anything, I think it’s problematic. “
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Professor of Rutgers Francian University, progressively, fled the Democratic Party for problems with transgender persons. (Fox & Friends First)
Francian, a law professor, described that he was transferred to the Democratic Party from class issues and differences in revenue in focus on identity policy.
Democrats opposition to GOP supported Protection of women and girls in sports It was the last straw.
“A democratic reaction to that proposal of the law … I thought it was just sad and I decided it was enough,” he said.
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The complaint of Democrats on the protection of biological women’s sports was taken by Professor Gary Francian of the Democratic Party. (Mike Kemp/in pictures via Getty Images)
Two home Democrats – Reps. Henry Cuellar and Vicente Gonzalez, both of the Texas – voted for the support of the law, while the Democratic Ambassador Don Davis of North Carolina voted the present.
Francian also believes that the Democrat voting base has moved from an American blue collar to an elitist guided by the daily order.
“It is important that working people are no longer voting for democrats. That’s really important,” he said. “Democratic party Now he becomes a party of identity policy of the elite, not the party people. And that’s a problem. “
