palpable fear among trans people about where they fit, whether they will be accepted, whether they belong. i am acutely aware of this in relation to the cas review. looking at identity services for young people. you changed your mind about your view generally. what young people. you changed your mind about your view generally. about your view generally. what i really regretted about your view generally. what i really regretted was about your view generally. what i really regretted was the - about your view generally. what i - really regretted was the campaigning approach that said get over it to people who are trans, when i think there are lots of issues that need to be worked through. i want us to have as a society are much more healthy debate and conversation that seeks to heal division rather than to exploit and inflame it. this seeks to heal division rather than to exploit and inflame it.- to exploit and inflame it. this is where we to exploit and inflame it. this is where w
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is needed, are pushing back on this, and are calling it out, because for a decade now, there has been an aggressive kremlin information campaign targeting specific parts of the u.s. audience, and we know in particular that includes the further right part of the conservative movement, which has been echoing pieces of the russians disinformation rhetoric more so than before. and particularly on these key topics, and it s been really notable during the ukraine war in the last two years, during the full-scale invasion. molly, the disinformation that the kremlin is spreading, it doesn t seem like it s just about ukraine. it seems to be about issues that republicans are taking up, like the southern border. you know, racial tensions, economic anxiety. it s kind of a smart strategy on russia s part to kind of exploit this. we saw it in 2016. it seems to be the playbook