Chloe Cole Act: Protecting Children from Harmful Practices
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The reintroduction of the “Chloe Cole Act” in Congress marks a pivotal moment in the fight to protect children from harmful medical practices related to gender identity.
This critical piece of legislation aims to put an end to what many have described as a "barbaric" and "dangerous" trend of chemically and surgically altering young bodies under the guise of gender transition.
Championed by Missouri Congressman Bob Onder, the Chloe Cole Act prohibits any health care professional from engaging in the chemical or surgical mutilation of minors, strictly banning puberty blockers and any medical interventions intended to disrupt the natural development of a child’s body.
Rep. Onder, who is also a physician and a concerned parent, has asserted that safeguarding the health of America's youth must be a priority. "The importance of this legislation is non-negotiable," he said. "This is a landmark bill that will permanently end one of the most dangerous medical practices in modern history."
The act bears the name of Chloe Cole, a brave young woman who has openly shared her painful experiences with gender transition procedures. Her story has resonated with many, as she advocates fiercely for the protection of children still at risk. Cole expressed gratitude towards Rep. Onder for reintroducing the measure and emphasized the urgency of its passage, noting, “Too many children remain at risk of irreversible harm from these experimental and barbaric treatments.”
The legislation also opens the door for victims of these procedures to seek legal action against those responsible, providing a means of accountability for so-called “gender-affirming” medical practices that have come under scrutiny for lack of rigorous research underpinning their safety and efficacy.
Critics of these procedures have highlighted mounting evidence of potential long-term consequences, including infertility, sexual dysfunction, and psychological distress. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has acknowledged the significant risks associated with interventions designed for minors facing “gender dysphoria,” emphasizing the need for cautious, evidence-based approaches to treatment.
Moreover, the Chloe Cole Act builds upon President Donald J. Trump’s earlier executive order titled "Protecting Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation," which called for legislative measures to safeguard children from irreversible medical interventions. This ongoing effort demonstrates a commitment to maintaining children’s health and well-being at the forefront of national discourse.
As the debate continues, supporters of the Chloe Cole Act remain optimistic that this legislative effort will push Congress to act decisively. It represents a growing recognition of the need for a protective framework against radical gender policies that threaten to compromise the health of vulnerable children.
The urgency of this movement cannot be ignored; America’s youth deserve the opportunity to navigate their development without the risks posed by these life-altering medical decisions. The passage of the Chloe Cole Act could signal a turning point in this vital issue, ensuring that children are equipped with the support and protection they need to thrive.
Sources:
harbingersdaily.com
frontpagemag.com
zerohedge.com
This critical piece of legislation aims to put an end to what many have described as a "barbaric" and "dangerous" trend of chemically and surgically altering young bodies under the guise of gender transition.
Championed by Missouri Congressman Bob Onder, the Chloe Cole Act prohibits any health care professional from engaging in the chemical or surgical mutilation of minors, strictly banning puberty blockers and any medical interventions intended to disrupt the natural development of a child’s body.
Rep. Onder, who is also a physician and a concerned parent, has asserted that safeguarding the health of America's youth must be a priority. "The importance of this legislation is non-negotiable," he said. "This is a landmark bill that will permanently end one of the most dangerous medical practices in modern history."
The act bears the name of Chloe Cole, a brave young woman who has openly shared her painful experiences with gender transition procedures. Her story has resonated with many, as she advocates fiercely for the protection of children still at risk. Cole expressed gratitude towards Rep. Onder for reintroducing the measure and emphasized the urgency of its passage, noting, “Too many children remain at risk of irreversible harm from these experimental and barbaric treatments.”
The legislation also opens the door for victims of these procedures to seek legal action against those responsible, providing a means of accountability for so-called “gender-affirming” medical practices that have come under scrutiny for lack of rigorous research underpinning their safety and efficacy.
Critics of these procedures have highlighted mounting evidence of potential long-term consequences, including infertility, sexual dysfunction, and psychological distress. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has acknowledged the significant risks associated with interventions designed for minors facing “gender dysphoria,” emphasizing the need for cautious, evidence-based approaches to treatment.
Moreover, the Chloe Cole Act builds upon President Donald J. Trump’s earlier executive order titled "Protecting Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation," which called for legislative measures to safeguard children from irreversible medical interventions. This ongoing effort demonstrates a commitment to maintaining children’s health and well-being at the forefront of national discourse.
As the debate continues, supporters of the Chloe Cole Act remain optimistic that this legislative effort will push Congress to act decisively. It represents a growing recognition of the need for a protective framework against radical gender policies that threaten to compromise the health of vulnerable children.
The urgency of this movement cannot be ignored; America’s youth deserve the opportunity to navigate their development without the risks posed by these life-altering medical decisions. The passage of the Chloe Cole Act could signal a turning point in this vital issue, ensuring that children are equipped with the support and protection they need to thrive.
Sources:
harbingersdaily.com
frontpagemag.com
zerohedge.com
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