Paul A. Szypul | X
Paul A. Szypul | X
Paul A. Szypul, a social media commentator on X, expressed concerns about Governor J.B. Pritzker's use of profanity and Democratic education policies, suggesting they reflect a broader effort to impose gender ideology in schools and coarsen public discourse.
"Pritzker says, “Donald Trump and his cronies “can f*** all the way off” for not wanting children to have gender ideology forced onto them," said A. Szypul, Political Commentator. "Deranged Democrats are coming for your children. And for some reason, Democrats now think cursing a lot is a good idea."
In 2019, Governor Pritzker signed House Bill 246 (Public Act 101-0227), making Illinois the fifth state to mandate that public schools include the political, economic, and social contributions of LGBTQ individuals in their instruction and materials. According to official records, this initiative began implementation during the 2020–21 school year, shaping curriculum guidance across the state.
Illinois' sex education standards are aligned with the National Sex Education Standards; however, offering sex education is not mandatory for districts. They have the discretion to provide it or not, and parents retain the right to opt their children out. The state describes this content as medically accurate, evidence-informed, and age-appropriate, covering topics such as gender identity and expression.
Pritzker has been noted for his sharp language in advocacy settings for LGBTQ rights. At a Human Rights Campaign dinner in Los Angeles in March 2025, he was quoted using explicit language against "Nazis," urging resistance against anti-LGBTQ policies and cultural backlash associated with Trump-aligned politics. These remarks attracted national attention due to their tone.
Governor Pritzker serves as Illinois' 43rd governor, first elected in 2018 and re-elected in 2022. His official biography emphasizes an expansive policy agenda and positions him as a significant Democratic voice on issues including LGBTQ rights. This context underlines his frequent national commentary opposing Trump-aligned policies.

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