Sean Theory is our guest. She stood up against sexualizing children.

She stood up as an elected Democrat in the in the state legislature against puberty blockers and all these horrible things

that were being given to children too young to make decisions for

themselves. And she makes the point, we don't let a child get a tattoo before they're 18 because it's permanent

we don't even let a child go to a tanning bed before they're 18 and we don't let

somebody smoke a cigarette till they're 21. Hell we'll let you go off to war at 18.

And yet these young children the Democrats want and was happening could have irreversible medicines and

procedures to change their very sex such a dramatic thing and she said no and they kicked her out of

office because of it well she was recently on Laura Ingram show explaining that she is no longer a Democrat as a result of it.

And talking about what she's doing now, I'm just going to turn off my microphone and let you talk and tell your story, Sean, and I love it.

I'm very proud of you.

So I, you know, I guess I'll pick up where I left off.

I gave the speech on the house floor that night.

You played it at the top for your audience.

The reason my voice was quivering and shaking

is what people don't know is I had had zero sleep from the night before because they had those LGBT QIA plus activists

call me and harass me all night long, giving out my phone number, threatening me, reaching out to me on

social media, doing everything they could to shake me down because the rumor got

out that I was not going to vote against the bill and that I might speak on it.

So when you heard my voice, I was extremely exhausted, but as you heard, I stood my ground and I prayed about it and I got up there and I stood for children who don't have the voice to speak for themselves. Shortly after that, well not even

immediately after that, my life changed from that night until today.

It's been over a year and a half.

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