Dale Folwell on Civil Rights

No tax funds for gender transition

A: Strongly Disagree. As State Treasurer I am a defendant & am under court order to use taxpayer money to provide sex transition services. This case is in the Federal 4th Circuit and likely headed to the US Supreme Court.

Q: No healthcare diagnosis or treatment should be given to a child without first receiving written consent from the parent unless an emergency situation arises risking immediate death?

A: Strongly Agree. Let parents be parents!

Q: Children are the most vulnerable members of society and must be protected from abuse, including gender ideology, grooming, and bodily mutilation?

A: Strongly Agree. Just like we protect them from driving, consuming cigarettes or alcohol. Body mutilation is impossible to reverse.

Q: Marriage is a God-ordained, sacred and legal union of one man and one woman. No government has the authority to alter this definition?

A: Strongly Agree. My answer speaks for itself

I believe marriage is between a man and a woman

Constitutionally define marriage as one man and one woman

Legislative summary:Bill Passed House (75-42); Dale Folwell voted YES.

Synopsis:
• Establishing marriage between a man and a woman is the only domestic legal union that North Carolina will recognize.
• Specifies that North Carolina voters will vote on this Constitutional amendment during a statewide election held on the date of the first primary in 2012 with a simple majority needed to pass the amendment.

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