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To make America great again, this country must stop all gender transitions for children. Not only is this morally reprehensible, but it is the antithesis of media care. Despite this being common sense, sense is not so common among the left. This is why the federal government did what needed to be done. Many hospitals acquiesced not because it was the right thing to do, but because they feared losing federal funding. One Minnesota hospital, however, was not phased by this pressure and has decided to resume these Frankenstein procedures, despite the government mandates.

Children's Minnesota will resume gender-affirming care for kids after pausing it for 1 month due to pressure from the Trump Administration.

According to CBS:

The hospital temporarily paused prescribing puberty-suppressing medications and pubertal hormones for patients under 18 in the Gender Health program on Feb. 27. It continued to provide "supportive care, mental health services and guidance regarding both medical and non-medical treatment options," as part of the Gender Health program during the pause.

Do you think it is more cost-effective for the hospital to defy the federal government than to cease gender care? Or do you think they are taking the loss because they truly believe this is the morally superior thing to do? Methinks it is the former option, but draw your own conclusions. Nonetheless, the amount of harm this will cause is irreversible and will forever put a scar on these vulnerable children. And the fact that many on the left believe this is the compassionate approach is deeply deranged.

The move came after a December proposal from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that would prohibit hospitals from providing "pharmaceutical or surgical interventions" as gender-affirming care or risk losing Medicare and Medicaid funding.

"Offering science- and research-based health care to transgender and gender diverse youth is part of Children's Minnesota's vision of being every family's essential partner in raising healthier children," Children's Minnesota said.

The problem with this is that there are no long-term studies on what this does to children. Not that you need a study to discern this is nothing more than pseudoscience, AT BEST, but that is neither here nor there. The point remains, however, that this is the exact opposite of science and should never have been classified as medical care.

To call this move evil would be an understatement. And to claim history will not look kindly at the people pushing these deranged procedures does not even begin to explain it.

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