Warsaw: Polish President Andrzej Duda’s election promise to protect Polish children from LGBT gay agenda He promised that the family would be very important to Poland and that the traditional marriage system would be maintained. The Duda family is the first lot in this year’s election campaign.
The subheading “Protection of Children from LGBT Ideology” features a number of encouraging families. The manifesto says it will end the dissemination of LGBT ideology in public institutions, giving parents more responsibility in matters such as sex education, the right to decide how to mold their children, and the right to choose the kind of subjects that children should study in schools.
Duda also offers financial support for adults and families, single child caregivers and those who want to teach their children at home. The presidential election in Poland is scheduled for June 28. On June 10, Duda promised her supporters that families would need government help to build and protect the community, and that marriage should be between men and women. Duda’s main opponent in the presidential election and Warsaw Mayor Rafael Traskowski is pro-LGBT.
