 Texas Republican Bringing Two Anti-LGBT Bathroom Bills To The Table During Special Legislative SessionRepresentative Ron Simmons, R-Carrollton, is back at it again, this time bringing with him TWO anti-LGBT bathroom bills to the special legislative session that will take place next month in Texas.In the regular session that took place, Simmons introduced an anti-LGBT measure that failed. Unfortunately, he didn t learn from this failure as he said one of the bills will be the same.Yes, you read that right. One of the bills he s bringing to the table is going to be the same thing that was already shot down once.Speaking to the Dallas Morning News, Simmons said:  I am going to file two versions. One that just does schools and one that does political subdivisions. He added that it will be filed  within minutes  of the session starting.I m still scratching my head as to why people are so worked up over who uses which toilet and why. You re not going to see the person   they re behind a closed door! And to impose restricting laws on children? Children?Sadly, Simmons is not alone in this endeavor, as the Governor of Texas Greg Abbot has said that passing an anti-LGBT bathroom bill is  top priority  back in May according to PinkNews.PinkNews reports that in response to the failure to pass the bill, the state s Governor has earlier this month vowed to hold a special legislative session on the issue   an extremely costly procedure which is intended to only be used for urgent issues and emergency legislation.So, Texas is holding a costly, special,  emergency  legislative session because they re freaking out over who uses which bathroom. You know, that private place where you re meant to do your business behind closed doors. They re freaking out over which bathroom a child uses in school. Just let all that sink in.In response, Sarah Kate Ellis, President, and CEO of GLAAD said: Governor Greg Abbott is proving everything is bigger in Texas including prioritizing discrimination. If the governor moves forward with this harmful legislation against trans students, LGBTQ people, businesses, and fair-minded Texans will respond in Texas style   Big. Trans Texans have experienced harassment and threats because of this last session and if any anti-trans bills get signed into law, then Governor Abbott s legacy will be turning Texas into a state known for harming some its most marginalized people. Source: PinkNewsEllis couldn t be more right. These Texan lawmakers need to get a grip and focus on actual, important issues. Not where someone goes to the bathroom and why. This shouldn t even be up for discussion or debate.Featured image via Sara D. Davis/Getty ImagesNews
texas republican bringing two bathroom bills to the table during special legislative sessionrepresentative ron simmons back time bringing two bathroom bills special legislative session take place next month regular session took place simmons introduced measure failed unfortunately learn failure said one bills read right one bills bringing table going thing already shot dallas morning news simmons said i going file two versions one schools one political subdivisions he added filed within minutes session still scratching head people worked uses toilet you going see person behind closed door and impose restricting laws children children sadly simmons alone endeavor governor texas greg abbot said passing bathroom bill top priority back may according reports response failure pass bill state governor earlier month vowed hold special legislative session issue extremely costly procedure intended used urgent issues emergency texas holding costly special emergency legislative session breaking uses bathroom you know private place meant business behind closed doors they breaking bathroom child uses school just let sink response sarah kate ellis president ceo glad said governor greg abbott proving everything bigger texas including prioritizing discrimination if governor moves forward harmful legislation trans students lgbtq people businesses texans respond texas style big trans texans experienced harassment threats last session bills get signed law governor abbott legacy turning texas state known harming marginalized people source pinknewsellis right these texas lawmakers need get grip focus actual important issues not someone goes bathroom this even discussion image via sara imagenes
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Texas Republican Bringing Two Anti-LGBT Bathroom Bills To The Table During Special Legislative SessionRepresentative Ron Simmons, R-Carrollton, is back at it again, this time bringing with him TWO anti-LGBT bathroom bills to the special legislative session that will take place next month in Texas.In the regular session that took place, Simmons introduced an anti-LGBT measure that failed. Unfortunately, he didn t learn from this failure as he said one of the bills will be the same.Yes, you read that right. One of the bills he s bringing to the table is going to be the same thing that was already shot down once.Speaking to the Dallas Morning News, Simmons said:  I am going to file two versions. One that just does schools and one that does political subdivisions. He added that it will be filed  within minutes  of the session starting.I m still scratching my head as to why people are so worked up over who uses which toilet and why. You re not going to see the person   they re behind a closed door! And to impose restricting laws on children? Children?Sadly, Simmons is not alone in this endeavor, as the Governor of Texas Greg Abbot has said that passing an anti-LGBT bathroom bill is  top priority  back in May according to PinkNews.PinkNews reports that in response to the failure to pass the bill, the state s Governor has earlier this month vowed to hold a special legislative session on the issue   an extremely costly procedure which is intended to only be used for urgent issues and emergency legislation.So, Texas is holding a costly, special,  emergency  legislative session because they re freaking out over who uses which bathroom. You know, that private place where you re meant to do your business behind closed doors. They re freaking out over which bathroom a child uses in school. Just let all that sink in.In response, Sarah Kate Ellis, President, and CEO of GLAAD said: Governor Greg Abbott is proving everything is bigger in Texas including prioritizing discrimination. If the governor moves forward with this harmful legislation against trans students, LGBTQ people, businesses, and fair-minded Texans will respond in Texas style   Big. Trans Texans have experienced harassment and threats because of this last session and if any anti-trans bills get signed into law, then Governor Abbott s legacy will be turning Texas into a state known for harming some its most marginalized people. Source: PinkNewsEllis couldn t be more right. These Texan lawmakers need to get a grip and focus on actual, important issues. Not where someone goes to the bathroom and why. This shouldn t even be up for discussion or debate.Featured image via Sara D. Davis/Getty ImagesNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: texas republican bringing two bathroom bills to the table during special legislative sessionrepresentative ron simmons back time bringing two bathroom bills special legislative session take place next month regular session took place simmons introduced measure failed unfortunately learn failure said one bills read right one bills bringing table going thing already shot dallas morning news simmons said i going file two versions one schools one political subdivisions he added filed within minutes session still scratching head people worked uses toilet you going see person behind closed door and impose restricting laws children children sadly simmons alone endeavor governor texas greg abbot said passing bathroom bill top priority back may according reports response failure pass bill state governor earlier month vowed hold special legislative session issue extremely costly procedure intended used urgent issues emergency texas holding costly special emergency legislative session breaking uses bathroom you know private place meant business behind closed doors they breaking bathroom child uses school just let sink response sarah kate ellis president ceo glad said governor greg abbott proving everything bigger texas including prioritizing discrimination if governor moves forward harmful legislation trans students lgbtq people businesses texans respond texas style big trans texans experienced harassment threats last session bills get signed law governor abbott legacy turning texas state known harming marginalized people source pinknewsellis right these texas lawmakers need get grip focus actual important issues not someone goes bathroom this even discussion image via sara imagenes