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As you know, none of these are examples of a school secretly sending a child for surgery without their parents’ consent, which is what the president has been claiming over and over. If he wants to join his aides and other conservatives in criticizing how some states/schools are handling social transitions and broader gender issues, he’s free to do so.
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— Staff at Algonquin Regional High School in Massachusetts facilitated a 15-year-old girl’s "transition" through after-school "counseling" they led her parents to believe was math help.

— A school psychologist in California's Arcadia Unified School District encouraged a young girl to "transition" instead of treating her depression — and when the girl's mother refused to go along with the school's scheme, she lost custody. Tragically, the young girl went on to die by suicide.

— Teachers at Buena Vista Middle School in California taught a young girl how to bind her breasts and referred to her using sex-rejecting pronouns — without telling her mother.

— A school counselor at the Great Salt Bay Community School in Maine gave a 13-year-old girl chest binders and instructed the girl to conceal it from her mother.

— Leon County School District in Florida created a "student support plan" to facilitate the "transition" of a middle school child, without notifying the child's parents.

— The California Department of Education led a concerted, illegal effort to pressure schools to hide gender "transitions" from parents.

— Public schools in Kansas City, Kansas, directed staff to develop "transition" plans for their students without parental knowledge or consent.
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Trump keeps saying the law required Sen. Roger Marshall to aggressively pursue patients’ unpaid bills and that Marshall could’ve been arrested if he didn’t.

In reality:

1) The law the White House told me Trump was talking about gives doctors wide latitude to forgive the debts of patients with financial difficulties…as even an article the White House sent me says

2) Marshall himself told CNN last week that “we wrote off hundreds of people’s bills every month” and also provided millions in annual “charity care”

3) The controversy centers on Marshall’s hundreds of lawsuits against patients, and the law never requires lawsuits. Federal authorities have made clear that the “reasonable collection effort” standard often required of providers is satisfied by sending bills and doing follow-up like letters and phone calls

4) Nothing required Marshall’s 18% annual interest rate, which a Kansas City Star review of court records found was unusually high even among the Kansas practices that did sue patients

Fact check: cnn.com/2026/10/21/pol…
www.cnn.com Fact check: Contrary to Trump’s claim, no law required Roger Marshall to sue his patients | CNN... No law required Sen. Roger Marshall to file lawsuits against patients who had unpaid medical bills.
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