A supporter of former President Donald Trump claimed Tuesday that children were "terrified" because schools were putting "litter boxes in the bathrooms."
Ahead of a rally in Flint, Michigan, RSBN host Titus Smith spoke to a woman who said she supported Trump to be "the voice for our children."
"You can't even protect them at school," the woman asserted. "These kids are terrified."
"They have more put into litter boxes in the bathrooms and everything else, instead of teaching our kids," she continued. "It's scary what's happening."
The Trump supporter revealed that her children did not want to vote "because they're so afraid of what people are going to think of them."
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"They are afraid of politics, completely afraid, because they don't want to upset anybody," she said. "They want to vilify you and make you feel if you say something, what you believe to be true, what you know to be true, that you are the problem."
In 2022, at least 20 Republican politicians falsely claimed that schools were accommodating students who identify as cats by installing litter boxes.
"What's most provocative about this hoax is how it turns on two key wedge issues for conservatives: educational accommodations and gender nonconformity," Harvard University research director Joan Donovan told NBC News.
