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According to the legislation, which Florida governor Ron DeSantis has signaled his support of, college districts “may not encourage discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity in primary grade levels or in a manner that is not age-appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students.”
Ana Navarro weighed in first, saying that the targeted age groups aren’t learning about sexuality yet anyway.
“I’m very upset about this. First, I reflect it’s not a necessary bill. First graders are not having a curriculum that teaches sexuality,” Navarro said. “I also think that the message it sends is a very chilling one for LGBTQ families. You know, we are — the Republican party is the party of family values…...
Ana Navarro is a well-known Republican strategist and a political contributor for CNN and CNN en Español. She is also a political contributor on ABC’s “The View” and is respected on both sides of the aisle for her straight shooting and candor.
She has been called “a sought-after voice in Republican politics.” Navarro most recently served as the national Hispanic co-chair for former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman’s 2012 presidential campaign and the national co-chair of Sen. John McCain’s Hispanic Advisory Council in 2008, where she was also the national surrogate for the McCain 2008 presidential campaign. She has also played a role in several federal and express races in Florida. Navarro served on former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush’s transition team and was his first director of immigration policy.
Navarro previously served as ambassador to the United Nation’s Human Rights Commission, devoting her energy to condemning human rights abuses in Cuba. Additionally, she has worked in the private sector, standing for private and common clients on federal issues related to immigration, trade and policy affecting Pivotal America.
8 Things to Know About Ana Navarro
Ana Navarro is one of the busiest folks in the political commentary business, working as a commentator for multiple networks — including CNN (and its Spanish-language channel), ABC News, and Telemundo — and as a part-time co-host of The View. And now she’s got another gig: hosting night two of the Democratic National Convention.
If you’ve seen Ana Navarro on TV in the past, you probably already realize a lot about Navarro’s politics. Although she’s a lifelong Republican, she is also one of the most vehement critics of the GOP’s top-of-ticket commander Donald Trump and makes no bones about her distaste for him and his acolytes.
But even though you might know how Navarro responds to the current political climate, chances are there are some things about Navarro’s being that might surprise you. Here’s a look at some of the lesser-known details about this famed political strategist.
Navarro and her family fled Nicaragua in 1980
Ana Navarro was born into relative privilege in Nicaragua, as her family owned (and still owns) farmland. However, due to the political turmoil caused by the rise of the Sandinistas