Minnesota transgender healthcare policies under scrutiny after shooter expressed ‘regret’ with transitioning

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Democrat-backed transgender healthcare policies in Minnesota are facing fresh criticism after it was revealed that the Minneapolis school shooter who attacked a Catholic school this week had identified as transgender and expressed “regret” with ever transitioning.

Born Robert Westman before later becoming known as Robin, the 23-year-old gunman who murdered two children and injured 18 others at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis reportedly lamented being “brain-washed” by gender ideology.

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