Trump Declares Election Day Will Be 'Christian Visibility Day' In Trans Event Snipe
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The presumed GOP nominee kicked up more outrage for an annual celebration that happened to fall on Easter.
Donald Trump said Election Day in November will now be called “Christian Visibility Day,” piling on to conservative outrage over an annual transgender event that happened to fall on Easter. (Watch the video below.)
At a rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, the presumed Republican nominee stirred up followers after President Joe Biden and other government officials had acknowledged the International Transgender Day of Visibility ― a celebration marked on March 31 since 2009.
Trump on Saturday went after Biden for issuing a proclamation before the event, saying through a spokesperson that his Democratic rival owed Christians an apology.
This time, he went further.
“What the hell was Biden thinking when he declared Easter Sunday to be trans visibility day?” Trump asked, drawing boos. “Such total disrespect to Christians.”
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