Democrat VP Candidate Tim Walz Signed a Bill Redefining the Term “Sexual Orientation” to INCLUDE PEDOPHILES.

The Democrats are sexually obsessed with children.

Meet Tim Walz. He’s the Governor of Minnesota and one of the most extreme liberals in elected office anywhere in the country.

Holy shlit. https://t.co/2djRKKLkRP

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Tim Walz Signed a Bill Redefining the Term "Sexual Orientation" to INCLUDE PEDOPHILES.

In this amendment, Finke CROSSED OUT the section that expressly precluded pedophiles from falling under the definition of "Sexual orientation."

In the old bill, the definition "Sexual… pic.twitter.com/iz0zkT6bT5

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The bill’s author (not a joke) pic.twitter.com/LFAmTFbUM0

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Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill redefining the term “sexual orientation” to potentially include pedophiles.

The new law now allows pedophiles to make claims of discrimination under the Minnesota Human Rights Statute.

The first transgender legislator in Minnesota sponsored the bill to remove language explicitly barring pedophiles from making claims under the Human Rights Act and add gender identity as a protected class.

The transgender legislator, Rep. Leigh Finke of St. Paul, denounced language that would have explicitly excluded pedophiles from making human rights claims as “a poison pill.”

The sentence in the law excluding pedophilia goes all the way to 1993.

The left denies that pedophiles can now make claims, simply calling it unlikely that courts would take them seriously, but if so, why did they need to take the language out of the bill?

All it would take now is one activist judge to rubber-stamp a pedophile’s claim, and it’s off to the races.

From the left-wing Star Tribune:

GOP lawmakers leveled a heavy accusation at the DFL majority during public safety debates in recent days, accusing them of protecting pedophiles — adults who are sexually attracted to children.

A disproportionate amount of debate in the House and Senate over the 500-plus page, $3.5 billion public safety bill focused on the removal of one sentence from the state’s Human Rights Act (HRA): “Sexual orientation does not include a physical or sexual attachment to children by an adult.”

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Rep. Harry Niska, R-Ramsey, said some may now “interpret the HRA to deem pedophilia as a protected class in Minnesota, which prevents them from being denied employment, housing, education and more.”

Earlier this session, Niska, a lawyer, added language to the bill that read: “The physical or sexual attachment to children by an adult is not a protected class under this chapter.”

But that sentence was removed from the bill during House-Senate conference committee negotiations and wasn’t in the final version of the bill sent to Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday.

Niska accused Democrats of “putting politics ahead of kids and wearing ideological blinders instead of doing what’s right.”
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During the Senate debate late Friday night, a tearful Sen. Nathan Wesenberg, R-Little Falls, invoked Jesus and called the deletion of the language “disgusting.” He urged colleagues to vote against the bill “lest the people of our state come to believe that the majority of this body supports protecting pedophilia.”