Washington: US President Joe Biden is facing criticism for declaring March 31 as ‘Transgender Day of Visibility’, Trump camp said Biden should apologize to Christians.

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Washington: Former President Donald Trump’s election campaign team and religious conservatives are facing criticism due to US President Joe Biden declaring March 31 as ‘Transgender Day of Visibility’, because this day is also ‘Easter Sunday’. . President Joe Biden, who belongs to the Democratic Party, had made this announcement on Friday, saying, “All Americans must do their part to improve the lives of transgender people in our country, to elevate their voices and to end violence and discrimination based on gender identity.” We should work together in direction.” Easter is also falling on March 31 this year, which is one of the most sacred festivals of the Christian community. The Trump camp accused Biden, who follows the Roman Catholic sect of Christianity, of being insensitive towards religion and the Republican Party supported it.

Biden administration in questions
Trump campaign press secretary Caroline Leavitt said on Saturday, “We call on Joe Biden’s campaign team and the White House to apologize to the millions of Catholics and Christians in America who believe that tomorrow ( Sunday) is a day to celebrate only one thing and that is the resurrection of Jesus Christ.” He also took a dig at the Biden administration’s alleged attack on Christianity over the years.

What did Republican leaders say?
Speaker of the US House of Representatives and Republican leader Mike Johnson said on social media that the White House had betrayed the important principle of Easter and called Biden’s decision “outrageous and disgusting”. Biden devoutly attends services and considers his Catholic upbringing a central part of his morals and identity. He met Pope Francis at the Vatican in 2021.