Governor Trump-Maine’s conflict compiled himself with the meeting of the White House “Uncomfortable,” the Government say
Maine democratic Government Public Dust Janet Mills With President Donald Trump during a white house meeting with most US state leaders did not fulfill the collective goal of the governor “disagree[ing] Better, “said the president of the National Governor Association on Saturday.
The Democratic Government in Colorado Jared Polis asked about the exchange – in which Trump caused Maine to comply with his executive order on transgender athletes in school sports, and Mills told Trump “See you in court.” The President noted that every country that does not reconcile its Schoolic athletics with biological sexes will not get federal funding.
“As governors, we have a previous initiative where we still work to disagree better,” said the chairman of the polis.
“We always hope that people cannot agree in a way that elevates discourse and tries to reach the usual solution around, adding that some governors may not have known the origin of the fiery exchange at the time.
Ok Government Kevin Stitt speaks as Government Jared Polis listens to NGA in Washington (Fox News/Charlie Creitz)
Polis said Governors have the right to sue the federal government, but that there are other ways to understand where the parties in question come from.
“It was a little embarrassed in the room,” NGA Vice President NGA Kevin Stitt, Governor GOP -Au Oklahoma.
“But as, as Governor Polis said, I wasn’t sure what exactly was behind the conflict there. Obviously there were some things that both spoke.”
Stitt noted that the exchange may have been “good policy” for both Mills and Trump with its bases.
He added that he personally agreed with Trump’s attitude and noted that he was pushing pushing in 2022 to ensure that show athletes compete against people of their own biological sex in Oklahoma.
“Ncaa followed it, I think the Olympics had. And then you have a governor who says it won’t follow. So I don’t know what kind of legal background he has, but they talked about seeing each other in court. And we’ll see what happens on it. “
Polis added that Mills claimed that the current federal law was followed by his current attitude.
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Later, Stitt said Trump called on all the governors to call him and at the same time gave up Democrats and Republican calls, he would first receive a democratic call.
“He’s a businessman. He’s not ideologically. He wants to finish things,” Stitt said.
At the White House meeting, Government of Alabama Kay Ivey successfully asked the cabinet officials to share their direct lines, to better facilitate cooperation between the states and Trump administration.
That Nugget had discovered Government’s southern Caroline Henry McMaster, who gave up the president also offered the governors an open line – but did not express his number explicitly.
“I have, but I’ll keep myself,” McMaster joked.
