AMAC Protests Invasion-of-Privacy Rule
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Obama’s “invasion of privacy rule” that would force children to share bathrooms in schools has sparked widespread protests across the nation.
“Dissent is rampant on this issue and the Association of Mature American Citizens wants to do something about it,” according to AMAC president Dan Weber. “Our 1.5 million members demand an end to such blatant abuse of power. The government wants to regulate every aspect of our personal lives including our biological need to use the toilet.”
Elementary schools, high schools and institutions of higher learning that receive federal funding are now required to allow boys and girls who seek transgender identities to use whichever toilet facilities they choose under the new federal decree.
“By directing the Department of Education to force schools to allow people of the opposite sex to use whatever bathroom, locker room or shower room they feel like using, President Obama has overstepped his authority and has assumed dictatorial powers. The President has absolutely no ability, according to the Constitution, to pass laws by himself,” Weber said. “But he continues to completely ignored Congress and the checks and balance that are part of our Constitution.”
AMAC is giving away wristbands with the single word, Privacy, on them to anyone who wishes to express their resistance to the government’s latest proclamation. “We want to protest the edicts and regulations issued by this administration that fundamentally change our way of life and take away our individual liberty. Whether the issue is illegal immigration, religious freedom, the I.R.S., or personal modesty.”
The new regulation will likely be tested in the courts. But commentator Larry O’Connor posted an article online that noted: “Regardless of how this gets worked out in the courts, every parent in America will wake up this morning having to deal with an issue they probably never thought they’d have to face several years ago. Parents now have to decide how they will deal with the reality that their child will not enjoy a basic level of privacy when they use a restroom or locker room when they go to school. Will this bring about a rise in private school attendance? Will it inspire more parents to home school their children? Will states flirt with the idea of refusing federal education funds? Either way, if anyone wondered what President Obama meant when he promised to ‘fundamentally transform the United States of America,’ now they know.”
AMAC president Weber said that the association’s wristband give-away is open to anyone who wishes to express “displeasure” at the administration’s action. To order a wristband go to https://amac.us/privacy/ or call 888-262-2006 and ask for “Wristband”
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The Association of Mature American Citizens [http://www.amac.us] is a senior advocacy organization that takes its marching orders from its members.
