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Johnson supports a Republican effort for a bathroom bill to target a transgender Democrat elected to Congress.

Speaker Mike Johnson on Wednesday said single-sex facilities in the Capitol and House office buildings would be available only to those of that biological sex, backing a move from a far-right member to target the first openly transgender person elected to Congress.

But Gaetz engaging in drug fueled orgies, and having sex with a 17 year-old...that's OK with Mr. Christian, Michael Johnson.

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I dont want to target anyone.

Humans with a vagina should go to the girl's bathroom.

Humans with a penis should go to the boy's bathroom.

I as someone with a penis should not be allowed into a room where women expect some modesty and privacy. Be it their bathroom, or gym locker room. '

Real simple. Stop spending time trying to screw with every little ounce of normalcy left -- any maybe you'd win elections not just by a squeaker and then do thing with health care and climate change.

Instead, because of crap like this you gave it to Trump.

Get on Ebay.

Buy a clue.

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