Riley Gaines sends a warning to Democrats, NCAA in the middle of a battle over trans athletes
Former NCAA swimmer and homemade host Riley Gaines He delivered a message on Wednesday to countries who defied President Donald Trump’s executive order to stay from women and girls’ sports athletes.
Gaines appeared on Fox News “Story from Martha McCallum” to praise the Attorney General Pam Bondi to call states that have not fulfilled the command threatening to deny funding funding.
“The Constitution is very clear that federal laws, such as the title IX, have an advantage over state laws,” Gaines said. “Even to the President Trump in the White House, the war against the awakening has not yet been defeated.”
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Outkick’s Riley Gaines and a transgender flag (Getty Images)
Bondi’s warning arrived on Tuesday when warned California, Maine And Minnesota, who opened openly to Trump’s command, that they would lose federal funding if they continue to allow trans athletes in maiden sports.
Maine became a battlefield on that issue after the war of the word between the government Janet Mills and Trump for that issue. In addition, the Republican legislator of the State of Maine, Ambassador Laurel Libby, was censored on Tuesday because she attracted attention to the state with the publication of social media who invited an athlete from a high school who took the first place in the competition for girls.
Gaines praised Libby and defended the MP, while condemning the mills on Wednesday.
“[Mills] They would rather lose more of $ 5 billion federal funding to send a message that boys deserve and have the right to attract girls in the process, “Gaines said.” I praise and I am so proud and so grateful for the Ambassador Libby. And just looking at it, watching the female representative lose the ability to voice and speak on the floor of a house to defend girls and women.
“No, that didn’t happen in Afghanistan. It happened in America.”
In addition to Democrats in countries like Maine and California, NCAA was criticized for her recent audit of her gender eligibility policy to respect Trump’s command. Many critics, including Gaines, pointed out that the new NCAA policy does not take into account modified derives from born books, noticing 44 countries in the USA allowing sexes to change on birth leaves.
Athletics Athletic brand, for which Gaines Ambassador for the brand, posted a video advertising on Wednesday, featuring more athletes on colleges who speak against NCAA because of her politics, insisting that he doesn’t go far enough.
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“We joined the XX-XY Athletics to directly publish this ad in the message (NCAA President) Charlie Baker, directly in NCAA,” Gaines said. “They published politics after the executive order of President Trump, who claims to fall in line, but NCAA’s policy is in direct conflict with Trump’s beautiful and thoroughly written executive commands.”
Gaines will travel to Minnesot next week to advocate a state proposal for the Law on Prohibition of Transgender Athletes in Sports for Girls and Women Sports.
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