Name: Los anuncios de Trump atacan a Harris en temas trans, pero ¿les importa a los votantes?
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Description: La campaña de Donald Trump ha gastado millones de dólares en anuncios en estados disputados que dicen que Kamala Harris apoya el uso de fondos de los contribuyentes para tratamientos de afirmación de género para reclusos. Pero los analistas políticos dicen que los derechos de los transexuales no están entre los principales temas electorales.

La campaña de Donald Trump ha gastado millones de dólares en anuncios en estados disputados que dicen que Kamala Harris apoya el uso de fondos de los contribuyentes para tratamientos de afirmación de género para reclusos. Pero los analistas políticos dicen que los derechos de los transexuales no están entre los principales temas electorales.

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has launched an advertising campaign targeting Democratic candidate Kamala Harris on transgender issues as the U.S. presidential election approaches. The ads, which have been aired on television and online in key battleground states, accuse Harris of supporting taxpayer-funded transgender health care for prison inmates and backing men in women's sports. These ads are part of a larger strategy focused on transgender rights, a topic frequently addressed by Trump and his running mate, J.D. Vance, at public rallies.

Despite the focus of Trump's campaign, political analysts suggest that transgender rights are not among the primary concerns for voters in the current election. According to Paul Beck, a professor emeritus of political science at The Ohio State University, this topic is more of a cultural issue used strategically to challenge Democratic candidates. In interviews, Trump supporters have expressed varied opinions, with some viewing the emphasis on transgender issues as a distraction by Democrats, while others believe the ads are strengthening their support for Harris.

In response to the campaign, Harris defended her position on gender-affirming health care for inmates, highlighting that such care was also made available under the Trump administration. She emphasized her intention to follow the law in these matters. A recent CNN poll showed Harris leading Trump among likely voters in Michigan, but the broader race remains competitive according to other polls.



Los anuncios de Trump atacan a Harris en temas trans, pero ¿les importa a los votantes?

En las últimas semanas previas a las elecciones presidenciales de Estados Unidos, el candidato republicano Donald Trump ha gastado millones en esta campaña publicitaria. Los anuncios online y televisivos en los estados disputados atacan a la rival demócrata de Trump, Kamala Harris, diciendo que apoya la atención médica transgénero financiada por los contribuyentes para los reclusos de la prisión y hombres en deportes femeninos. Ambos son temas de conversación candentes en una campaña más amplia contra los derechos de los transexuales. Pero, ¿hasta qué punto es importante? Trump y su compañero de fórmula, J.D. Vance, sacan el tema con frecuencia en mítines y entrevistas. En uno de esos mítines de Vance en Portage, Michigan, el partidario de Trump Richard Merrill dijo que es demócratas los que mantienen el tema en la agenda política, entre comillas, porque no tienen política. Transgénero, creo que es una estafa de todos modos. Personalmente, me identifico como no binario, así que uso los pronombres ellos, ellas. Así que lo encuentro un poco cómico. Me parece un poco cómico. En Grand Rapids, barista Clay Eiley dice que los anuncios republicanos sólo refuerzan su apoyo para Harris. Está intentando alienar intencionadamente a la comunidad transexual. Sin embargo, los analistas políticos dicen que los derechos de los transexuales rara vez se mencionan cuando los votantes son se les pregunta por sus principales temas electorales. Creo que no es algo en lo que piense la mayoría de los votantes. Paul Beck es profesor emérito de Ciencias Políticas en la Universidad Estatal de Ohio. Pero sienten que aquí hay una cuestión cultural que pueden aprovechar y poner el a los demócratas o a los candidatos demócratas en una posición difícil. En una reciente entrevista en Fox News, Harris defendió su posición, diciendo que seguiría la ley que garantiza la atención sanitaria a los reclusos, incluida la atención de afirmación de género. Señaló que la Oficina de Prisiones de Estados Unidos puso a disposición esos tratamientos bajo la ley de Trump administración también. Una encuesta de la CNN publicada el miércoles mostró Harris Trump por delante de 48 por ciento a 43 por ciento entre los votantes probables en Michigan. Otros sondeos muestran un empate de cara a las elecciones del martes.

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