09/30/2026
"What do we do in Washington, DC?" - Part 2
Because this recent trip was in conjunction with the annual American Association of Christian Schools National Legislative Conference, it included a banquet where Georgia Congressman Barry Loudermilk was honored for his service in DC.
Plus, we had a special opportunity to get a Congressional Briefing and heard from several Christian legislators.
At this Briefing, Rep. Bob Onder, introduced the Chloe Cole Act. This bill was named for Chloe Cole, who at age 12 was given chemicals to stop puberty. At age 15, she underwent a double mastectomy, and at age 16, began the process of "de-transitioning" to live in alignment with her biological reality. She is an outspoken advocate for children like her, who were harmed by doctors. If the Chloe Cole Act becomes law, it will create a federal "right of action" for individuals who have experienced sex-rejecting interventions to seek damages (i.e, sue the practitioners for medical malpractice).
We’ll be back tomorrow for part 3!