There are two reasons to vote No on Question 3 in Massachusetts. The first reason has to do with common sense; the second with your worldview.
First, common sense. If you have a wife, daughter, or a granddaughter and she is using a public restroom, do you want a man who at that moment "identifies" as a woman to come into that bathroom and share the bathroom with her? Isn't the safety and privacy of your wife, daughter, or granddaughter more important than the politically correct mantra of respect for transgenderism?
An interaction between a 10-year-old girl and an adult in a bathroom at the Target in Woburn earlier this month has become a point of dispute in the campaign over Question 3, a referendum on a portion of the Massachusetts gender-identity law.
Publicly available details of the incident are sketchy. An advocate for the No side on Question 3 who says he has spoken with the father of the girl has described publicly what the father says happened. But police aren't making public many details, and efforts by New Boston Post to reach the family involved have been unsuccessful.
