WY becomes 19th state to ban men from womens sports

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WY becomes 19th state to ban men from womens sports

Published: Tuesday, March 21st, 2023 @ 9:12 am
By: John Steed ( More Entries )

Wyoming has now become the 19th state to ban biological men from participating in womens sports. The bill passed the legislature by overwhelming margins, and the RINO governor allowed it to become law without his signature.

Men have inherent body strength advantages over women that give them an unfair advantage over real women, regardless of what may be in their heads or even hormones they may be taking. Men who compete in womens sports are simply cheating.

https://www.breitbart.com/social-justice/2023/03/20/wyoming-becomes-19th-state-ban-men-womens-sports/

Unfortunately, bills to prevent this and other woke nonsense are spiked in North Carolina because we have a very serious RINO problem in legislative leadership in both houses, Phil Berger in the Senate and Tim Moore in the House. On bills like this, it is particularly bad in the House where Speaker Tim Moore has a homosexual activist as his Deputy Chief of Staff who is in a position to see that bills like this never see the light of day. Dan Gurley has held major leadership roles in the main homosexual activist organization in the state, Equality NC.

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Concerned Taxpayer said:

( March 21st, 2023 @ 12:18 pm )

Speaker Tim Moore never allowed the Parents Bill of Rights to come to the floor for a vote. After it passed the Senate, Moore used his power as Speaker to see that it stayed bottled up in committee until adjournment. Moore did Democrats a huge favor in doing that because that way, their members in close races did not have to vote on it, but he screwed his own candidates doing that.

The question is whether he will pull a similar stunt this time and kill it again. There is little doubt that his Deputy Chief of Staff is pushing for that, which would be a total betrayal of GOP voters.

Tim Moore and also Phil Berger are a "Fifth Column" within the GOP - the enemy within.

Buzz Cayton said:

( March 21st, 2023 @ 11:12 am )

Is it true that Tim Moore voted against the parents' bill of rights?
If so, we need a new speaker of the house.

Rino Hunter said:

( March 21st, 2023 @ 10:57 am )

WE do have a huge RINO problem in our legislative leadership. Tim Moore's pet homo activist is in a position to block a lot. That is why Speaker Moore deep sixed the Parents Bill of Rights last session and is likely to do it again this session. It is why we have no legislation likely to pass to protect children from genital mutilation and chemical castration. It is why we are likely not to see any legislation to protect women athletes from competition from men who say they think they are women. Tim Moore is the woke left's ace in the hole in NC, and always has been. He led the effort to repeal the bathroom privacy laws that protected women from men coming into their restrooms and locker rooms. Tim Moore has always been just a re-run of his predecessor as Speaker, Thom Tillis.

Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger is more puzzling. When McCrory was governor, Berger stood strong on conservative principles, but when Roy Cooper came to power, Berger flipped to pushing the liberal agenda. Does Cooper have something compromising on Berger? Does Berger have an offshore bank account that is being fed? Why this Jekyll and Hyde transformation? Has Berger simply been in Raleigh too long and gone native inside the beltway? In any event, Berger has become a poster boy for term limits.

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