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bills to prohibit biological men participating in womens sports advance

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Bills to protect womens sports by prohibiting biological men from participating in them have moved forward in Indiana and Louisiana.  That will make 14 states having similar laws (but NOT North Carolina, yet).

In Indiana, the bill had been vetoed by the governor, who identifies as a Republican at election time but seems to be a trans-Democrat, like his Utah counterpart who did the same thing.  And like happened in Utah, the state legislature promptly overrode him.  The governor was not in state to take his spanking, however, as he was off with the other globalists at Davos for the World Economic Forum.

In Louisiana, the state Senate has overriden the Democrat governor's veto, and in the House, all 68 Republicans, plus one conservative Democrat and one conservative Independent have announced they will vote to override, giving the necessary 70 votes to do so.

https://spectator.org/transgender-sports-girls-beating-girls/


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( May 26th, 2022 @ 7:20 am )
 
Good for them. It is a shame this even has to take place. God created 2 sexes man and woman. God does not make mistakes.



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