In attack ads running in Michigan, Nevada Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, the Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris is criticized for her support of taxpayer-funded teenage transition.

According to the 30-second ads of CatholicVote, 236 girls under 18 had their breasts surgically removed using taxpayer money. According to the Washington Times, the ads used Medicaid data that “listed the number of girls younger than 18 who received mastectomies or hysterectomies as well as those receiving hysterectomies” in each state.

“Sound weird? Disgusting? Yes. The narrator in the advertisements says, “And you pay for it.” “Kamala Harris is in favor of these taxpayer-funded sex change operations.” Voting for Harris is a vote to support medical experiments on children.

CatholicVote’s President Brian Burch stated that the ad draws attention to “the size, scope and amount of money involved in pushing the trans agenda on our children.”

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Burch added, “Speaking of weird, physically-healthy boys and girls have their genitals, and other sexual organs, destroyed. Kamala Harris, her Democratic allies, and the Senate think this is acceptable and are forcing taxpayers pay for it.”

Burch said that “Kamala hasn’t yet flipped-flopped about forcing Americans to fund medical experiments on kids, unlike fracking, the defunding of the police or the border security,” he added.

The ads claimed that 97 girls under the age of 18 had their breasts surgically removed in Pennsylvania. In addition, the ads highlighted 14 hysterectomies performed in Pennsylvania, 12 more in Wisconsin, 7 in Michigan and 3 in Nevada.