Tim Walz gets TORCHED over dolls with 'swappable genitals' meant for kids as young as 4: Report
The website for the MyGender Dolls recommends that the "award-winning" and "culturally attuned" dolls with supposedly removable genitals be given to children between 4 and 10 years old.
According to the New York Post, the transgender-identifying dolls will be provided to teachers for the next school year and were developed at the University of Minnesota Medical School, which receives taxpayer funding.
'It's time to put everyone involved where they belong ... behind bars.'
The dolls have already been used at the medical school's Institute for Sexual and Gender Health to encourage children to "talk about gender and bodies."
"We were able to explore and brainstorm not just what our bodies are able to do now but what we want our bodies to do and look like in the future," Adjunct Assistant Professor Elizabeth Panetta said.
The report of the dolls with "swappable genitals" led to an onslaught of vitriol against Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.
"This is sick. It is a complete betrayal of Minnesota parents, students and taxpayers — and it shows just how extreme Tim Walz and [Democratic Sen.] Amy Klobuchar have become," Minnesota GOP Chairman Alex Plechash responded.
"Four-year-olds should be learning their letters and numbers — not being encouraged to pull genitalia off dolls and ‘explore’ changing their bodies," he added.
"This is not education. It is taxpayer-funded indoctrination," he continued.
The GOP chided Walz by pointing out that fewer than half of students in Minnesota meet either math or reading standards while Democrats seek to indoctrinate them into the transgender agenda.
Others online were similarly incensed.
"It's time to put everyone involved where they belong ... behind bars," former Major League Baseball pitcher John Rocker replied.
"These are the most disgraceful things I have ever seen. Anyone gives one of my kids one of those dolls they better have their prayers said and their plot picked. Hell hath no fury when someone messes with one of my kids, period!" one critic responded.
"This is getting beyond dystopian ... you are going to end up with children who think their genitals are meant to detach and THAT is REALLY f**king dangerous!" another detractor replied.
"Disgusting — I'd have my kids right out of there before an adult asked my 4yo to play with a dolls [sic] privates," another critic said.
A spokesperson for the university denied that any public funds were used to develop the trans dolls, but when pressed about the funding, the spokesperson told the Post to file a Freedom of Information Act request.
Tim Walz's office also did not respond to a comment request from the Post.
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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is in the headlines again after coming to the defense of the now-deported immigrant he previously pardoned — even though the immigrant was convicted of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl.
In his response to the Trump administration, Walz appears to be exploiting the empathy of his Democrat voters and ignoring the disturbing reality of what the immigrant did.
“Tim Walz and people like him will take that compassion and they will abuse it,” Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck begins.
“Walz responded to the Trump administration because Trump deported a pedophile that was a legal immigrant here that Tim Walz had pardoned,” he says. “You’re pardoning a pedophile?”
“So Tim Walz comes out and talks about the Trump administration deporting that illegal migrant convicted of raping a 10-year-old girl. How is Tim Walz not being recalled? Why is there not an impeachment hearing on Tim Walz?” he asks. “He pardons an illegal migrant convicted of raping a 10-year-old girl.”
The predator, Glenn notes, is “not an American citizen.”
“There’s no reason to have a threat in here that’s not an American. We have our own threats,” he says.
In a horrifying response to Trump’s deportation of the predator, Walz said, “Did that make us any safer? Did that make the children that are left behind any more stable? Did it improve the idea that we can't all be judged by our worst day? And I want to be very clear: These are horrific crimes.”
“Yeah, Tim. I think that did make his children that apparently he left behind more stable,” Glenn comments. “Yeah, they got rid of a child rapist as a father.”
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Latest evidence Tim Walz can't protect child rapists fast enough
Rather than walk back his controversial defense of a convicted child rapist who stole into the homeland, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) bemoaned the pedophile's deportation by the Trump administration and emphasized the supposed need not to judge him by his "worst day."
Tou Lue Vang, a 42-year-old illegal alien from Laos, repeatedly raped a young girl over a two-year period, beginning when she was just 10, and in one instance, offered her $10 for her silence, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
'Child molesters are among the classes of criminals most likely to re-offend.'
When interviewed by police, the pedophile reportedly suggested that his child victim was as guilty as he was, and downplayed his horrific child sex crimes as "a cultural thing ... to marry and have sex with girls as young as 12."
Following Vang's conviction for first-degree criminal sexual assault, a Justice Department immigration judge issued the rapist a final order of removal in October 2006. Vang, however, having been given 30 years of probation and no prison time, remained in the country for another two decades. Seeking to rectify this matter, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested and detained Vang on Dec. 10.
The Trump administration's efforts to give the child rapist the boot were frustrated, first when a judge ordered Vang's release in February, and then again on June 10 when — just a week before he was finally set to be deported — Walz joined leftist Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Natalie Hudson in voting to pardon the child rapist.
Walz claimed during the pardon meeting that since his days as a child rapist, Vang "has started a family, he's become a critical member of the community, and he has lived a life without any serious criminal violations since that time."
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Ellison said that the decision was unanimous and made "after an exhaustive process, which included a statement of support for the pardon from the victim, a recommendation to grant the pardon from the Clemency Review Commission, and a large number of community support letters."
The pardon evidently wasn't worth the paper it was printed on.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced last week both that he had revoked Vang's legal status and that the pedophile had been removed from the United States on Friday.
"This foreign criminal will never pose a threat to any American ever again," said Rubio.
Walz is evidently cut up about the child rapist's successful deportation.
"I guess the question I would ask is, did that make us any safer?" Walz said with regard to the child rapist's ouster. "Did that make the children that are left behind any more stable?"
"Did it improve the idea that we can't all be judged by our worst day?" continued the governor, who also acknowledged that Vang committed "horrific crimes."
This commentary by the self-identified "knucklehead" has prompted more disgust.
The Department of Homeland Security responded to Walz's remarks this week, stating, "For Tou Lue Vang this wasn’t just one 'worst day' — it was YEARS of repeatedly sexually assaulting a girl starting when she was 10. Just disgraceful."
"Tim Walz asked, 'How does this make us safer?' in response to Secretary Rubio stepping in to remove an illegal alien convicted of raping a 10-year-old girl," wrote Republican Minnesota Rep. Tom Emmer. "Well, Tim, typically, communities are safer when convicted child predators aren’t just roaming the streets."
"I am very willing to judge this guy — and Tim Walz — by his worst day," tweeted Utah Sen. Mike Lee (R).
The White House's official rapid response account on X noted that "Walz is one seriously sick, depraved individual."
"Good grief," Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (D) said of Walz's remarks. "Also, child molesters are among the classes of criminals most likely to re-offend, so it’s not just one day but probably a pattern of malicious conduct that creates a number of victims. Why would you not want an illegal alien that fits this profile to be deported?"
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Rather Than Back Down, Trump Must Escalate His Campaign For Mass Deportations
The Trump administration can't allow its deportation policies to be dictated by the outrage of the left and the propaganda press.They called conservatives 'pedo protectors' — but Tim Walz did THIS
Democrats appear to believe that they are the party that protects children, but BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales knows that couldn’t be further from the truth.
“It seems to be that the Democrats are the ones who always seem to associate with the pedophiles. They are the actual party of pedophile protectors. And honestly it seems like it’s really just Democrats who want to force you to live around pedophiles,” she says.
And she has the receipts to back it up.
“Minnesota Governor Tim Walz actually pardoned an illegal alien who was convicted of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl to save him from being deported. I am not making this up,” she explains.
“‘Cause why would you deport an illegal sex offender when you could just keep them here, right?” she asks.
The 42-year-old illegal immigrant, Tue Lue Vang, was convicted of repeatedly raping a child over multiple years. But that didn’t stop the Minnesota Clemency Review Commission from voting 4-2 to grant the predator a pardon.
Vang also once offered the child $10 to keep quiet about the abuse.
“And you know what? His justification is actually quite simple. He said, ‘Oh, well, sexual conduct with minors is the norm in Laos,’” Gonzales explains.
“Sorry bud, not in America,” she continues, before correcting herself. “Well, I guess in Minnesota under Tim Walz.”
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