Florida may be ready for the next legal fight: barring sex reassignment surgeries on teenagers by doctors, including one who boasts on TikTok that it is 'easier than wisdom teeth removal.'
“This is medical grooming, targeting children to get life-altering surgeries that they can never undo,” Fine said. “The whole idea of childhood is you make mistakes, learn from them, and set your life on the right path.”
Fine is a vocal supporter of a Florida bill outlawing discussions of gender in some classrooms, referred to by critics as the “has published a series on transgenderism in children. It includes a look at plastic surgeon Sidhbh Gallagher, who said in one TikTok post that getting a mastectomy is “easier than wisdom teeth removal” for most people.
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