Senator Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. from Trans Inclusion in sports.
Warren was seen to overdo the thumbs down the gesture while voting no About protection of women and girls in sports on Monday night.
Warren held his thumb for a few seconds in front of a clerk who got his voice. The clerk even had to tell Warren: “I got you” to convince her that her voice was counted as the senator held his gesture of exaggerated time.
Senator’s gestures have encouraged a broad reaction on social media, especially activists for women’s rights.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren questioned Minister of Treasury Janet Yellen during the hearing of the Senate Finance Committee on March 16, 2023 on the Capitol Hill. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, file)
Independent Council for Women’s Sports Co -founder Marshi Smith condemned Warren in response to X.
“It’s hard to believe that someone could hate girls who just want a place in a team for girls and a pedestal for girls,” Smith wrote.
British feminist based in the UK, YouTuber Kellie-Jay Keen, asked that anyone in the US could vote for someone like Warren in response X.
“Why would any woman in the US continue to support this woman who hates A-Rupe?” Keen wrote.
Feminist Kara Dansky, Democrat, answered to the clip by posting a long time X answer This included a note she wrote to Warren on the eve of the 2020 election.
“The Democratic Party is pushing the narrative that” transgender “and” queer “belong to the same category as the real gay, which is problematic for several reasons: (1) that is not true, (2) it is bad for women and girls, and (3) that will probably lead to loss in 2020,” Danky announced.
Fox News Digital addressed the Warren’s office to comment.
Warren has the history of the transition of transomation in the sports of women and girls, and even once called the legislation to prevent it from “cruel”.
In February 2020. Warren condemned the proposal of the Arizona Law, the Sports Sports Act, which would prevent biological males from competing in girls’ sports.
“Trans athletes are not a threat,” Warren wrote on x (then known as Twitter). “We need to protect the trans children – and all the LGBTQ+ children – and ensure that they feel safe and welcome at school. I urge Arizona’s legislation to reject this cruel account.”
Now Warren has helped to prevent an account that will provide athletes with the same protection at the national level.
The Republicans needed 60 votes, but they only got 51. No Democrats were on the Law on the Law Law. The two Democrats were not present from voting as well as two Republicans. The account failed, 51-45.
During the recent interview with CNN “Arena S Kasie Hunt,” Warrena was asked why she thought Democrats lost to President Donald Trump in November, and if the party moved too far to left culture. Warren’s response indicated that he did not believe this was the case.
“I think the problem is that we didn’t clearly clarify what we are fighting for and we really go out there and fight for it. Our job is quite simple right now. Just tell the truth,” Warren said.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren (AP)
AND National output survey The Legal Action Committee of Legislative Action interested in America found that 70% of moderate voters saw “opposition to Donald Trump to transgender boys and men dealing with girls and women’s sports and transgender boys and men using girls and women’s bathrooms” as important.
In addition, 6% said that this is the most important question of all, while 44% said it was “very important”.
Meanwhile, a recent survey of the New York Times/Ipsos has revealed that the vast majority of Americans, including 67% of democrats, do not believe that tran athletes should compete in women’s sports.
Last month, a poll of Gallup also showed 45% of many democrats and independent on the leaning of democratic ones, saying that they wanted a party to become more moderate, an increase of 11 points since the beginning of the term of President Joe Biden 2021.
Democratic party He mostly fought Since Trump’s elections in 2024, at Quinnipiac University, conducted during Trump’s first week in power, only 31% of respondents had a favorable opinion on the Democratic Party.
Now, with the Senate Democrats, they vote unanimously to block the protection of women and girls in a sports rank, many activists, including Riley GainesThey vowed to help remove the senators who prevented him from passing.
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