Conservatives blast Biden's 'blatant intimidation attempt' to push his LGBTQ agenda

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : "From defeating discriminatory bills to passing the Equality Act, we have more work to do to ensure that every American can live free of fear, harassment, and discrimination because of who they are or whom they love," the president said.
49% : that defends religious freedom, also pushed back on Biden's comments.
37% : Unfortunately, coercive sexual orientation and gender identity laws, like the so-called Equality Act, undermine both fairness and freedom, targeting those whose views the government doesn't like.
24% : Jennifer Bauwens, a former trauma clinician and current director of the Center for Family Studies at the Family Research Council, a Christian organization that opposes the Equality Act, argued that helping LGBTQ people may mean something different than Biden suggests.
20% : Garrett Bess, vice president at Heritage Action, a conservative organization that opposes the Equality Act, condemned Biden's rhetoric as an act of intimidation.
16% : Yet he also attacked legislators who support bills that Biden attacked as "anti-LGBTQ+" and "discriminatory," tying them to the "bullying and harassment" LGBTQ people face.

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