Whether these bills advance or not, my hope is that after Tuesday’s hearing, we can shift our focus back to real-life, pressing issues impacting Californians every day—such as making the cost of living more affordable—instead of furthering divisive culture wars.
Chris Ward: “Whether these bills advance or not, my hope is that after Tuesday’s hearing, we can shift our focus back to real-life…”
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Ward emphasizes the need to focus on pressing issues beyond the transgender athlete debate.
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