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That's AMFEST.com with code real Alex Clark. 2 million children in the United States are being raised by lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender parents.

We're told that all that matters when it comes to a child's happiness and well-being is that a child is raised in a loving home. We've all heard that, right?

That gender has nothing to do with it. Now what I find to be interesting is that we say this

about kids raised by LGBT

parents and yet know and acknowledge the disadvantages that children who

grow up in a single parent home have. Growing up with a single parent has a bigger impact on children

than race or poverty.

If you talk about those statistics,

does that mean that you're saying a single parent

couldn't love a child? Does it mean a child doesn't love

their mom or dad who raised them by themselves? No, absolutely not. But we know that only

growing up with one parent statistically results in less than ideal

outcomes compared to a two-parent household. So let me ask you something. If we

know this is the case, why does culture, the media, and then the experts keep insisting

that kids born to two parents of the same sex won't grow up with similar disadvantages? You know Katie Faust, the founder of them before us,

a child's rights activist who speaks out

about things like sperm and egg donating,

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