Trump campaigns with Bruce Blakeman at Syracuse rally
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President Donald Trump rallied with Republican New York gubernatorial nominee Bruce Blakeman in Syracuse on Friday, urging voters to support the Nassau County executive in his campaign against Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul. Several thousand supporters attended the event at the Oncenter, according to the New York Post, while protesters gathered during Trump’s visit.
Trump focused part of his speech on legislation that would revise terminology in some state laws concerning surrogacy and parentage, including references to “gestating” and “non-gestating” parents and “parentage” rather than “paternity” hearings. He mocked the proposed wording and accused Hochul and Democratic legislators of pursuing a broader agenda on gender and parental authority.
Blakeman also criticized the legislation, saying it denigrated mothers and fathers and shifted decisions away from parents. A Hochul spokesperson responded that the governor “believes mothers are mothers and fathers are fathers” and said the legislation appeared to address technical legal issues involving surrogacy and parentage. The spokesperson accused critics of making misleading arguments for political gain.
The rally drew extensive local coverage, including reports of an attendee being removed from the event. Syracuse.com also reported that many prominent Republican leaders did not attend.
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