Donald Trump has promised to create a “Christian Visibility Day” if he returns to the White House in November.
On Tuesday, a Republican candidate asked what Biden meant when he declared Easter Sunday as ‘Trans Visibility Day.’
Trump said that the move was “a total disrespect for Christians.”
If he wins the general election later this year, November 5 will be “Christian Visibility Day.”
And on November 5, it is going to be something else. The rich person said it would be called “Christian Visibility Day” and everyone was excited.
Biden said that Friday would be “Trans Visibility Day,” calling on “all Americans to join us in lifting up the lives of transgender people throughout our Nation and to work toward eliminating violence and discrimination based on gender identity.”
But the move angered Republicans because it overlaps with Easter, one of Christianity’s holiest days.
Trump’s campaign said that Biden, who is a Catholic, doesn’t care about religion, and other Republicans agreed.
Johnson said on social media that the “Biden White House has betrayed the central tenet of Easter” and called the decision “outrageous and abhorrent.”
White House spokesman Andrew Bates said that Republicans who criticized Biden’s decision were using filters to destroy our country. hopes to divide and weaken. Cruel, racist and unjust.
Video: Trump asks Biden to apologize to all Christians for Transgender Easter Day
Bates said that President Biden stands for bringing people together and upholding the dignity and freedoms of every American. President Biden won’t use his faith for political purposes or for money.
People can celebrate Easter and show support for the transgender community, GLAAD said in a statement.
The date of Easter changes every year, Trans Day of Visibility is traditionally celebrated on March 31, but this year rightwing politicians and advocates have used the event to influence the hope and joy that Easter represents.
Biden made a statement about transgender people in 2021. Presidents usually make proclamations about their plans for the country. But this year’s transgender announcement was a way for many Republicans to question the Democrat’s religious faith.
