What in the world makes them think that putting condom vending machines in elementary schools is a) necessary and b) appropriate?

This writer cannot come up with any reason for this, yet Democrats in Maryland are going all-in on grammar school birth control.

<a href="https://twitchy.com/amy-curtis/2024/10/27/gwen-walz-tampons-help-with-reading-n2402868" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Gwen Walz says this helps students learn to read.</a>

But think about this -- third-grade boys, who are eight or nine years old, do not need them. They are boys and -- even if there's a 'trans' student there -- will not have a period at that age.

Why do you think they're so eager to have graphic LGBTQ books in grade schools? There's an agenda here.

Parents need to step up. The administration that labeled us 'domestic terrorists' is no longer in power. Fight back.

 {ai:summary}<p>Democrats in Maryland are advocating for a bill that would allow condom vending machines in elementary schools, raising concerns about the appropriateness of such measures for young children. Critics argue that this initiative sexualizes children and distracts from pressing educational issues, such as low math proficiency in Baltimore schools.</p><p>Opponents of the legislation express outrage, claiming it promotes promiscuity and exposes kids to inappropriate content. Many parents are calling for action against what they view as reckless policies that undermine children's well-being and education. #society</p>

While Baltimore Students Can't Read, Maryland Dems Focus on What REALLY Matters: Condom Vending Machines

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