Bill Maher and Andrew Sullivan on Gender Theory

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In this clip from The Bald Brad Show, Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) and writer Andrew Sullivan joined Bill Maher's HBO panel recently to criticize teaching gender ideology and pronouns to young children.

"I just don't understand why this is the hill that the Democratic Party wants to die on," remarked Maher.

Sullivan, who often critiques the educational system, asked, "Why does a 4-year-old come in, and instead of teaching them the colors, you're telling them 'pick your pronoun'? Where on earth did that come from, and who told us it was going to be imposed on children?"

"I don't want to teach 5-year-olds about being gay ... [teachers are] telling them something worse, they're telling them people can choose to be a boy or girl, or neither, or something else entirely; that is a lie," Sullivan exclaimed, adding that he feels it is done to "placate certain special interests in Washington."

"None of this is anti-trans," Maher replied, adding that "trans is a real thing, rare, but real, but rare."

Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RqI27zoAv4

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