The "Riley Gaines Act" goes into effect today in the state of Georgia.
This bill prevents men from playing in women's sports at public schools and colleges.
Quite the successful day if you ask me.
🚨 FOX PENTAGON REPORTER: "In my 18 years at the Pentagon, I've never seen such operational security.
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GREAT JOB, @SecDef Hegseth! 🇺🇸
So just to clarify…you’re saying @Riley_Gaines_ shouldn’t call out men in women’s sports because it feels “too personal”. What about how deeply personal it is for the girls being displaced, overlooked, & silenced?
You admit the system is broken. You say it’s “complicated.” But instead of supporting the young women calling attention to that injustice, you scold them for how it feels to the people benefiting from it. You don’t offer a solution. You don’t propose reform. You don’t take a stand. You just hide behind buzzwords like “empathy” and “respect” which let’s be honest only ever seem to flow in one direction.
You say you weren’t advocating for unfairness in women’s sports. But in the same breath, you criticize the only people actually fighting for fairness. So what are you advocating for? Silence? Appeasement? A system where girls just smile & swallow their losses to protect someone else’s feelings?
This doesn’t sound like a sincere apology. It reads like a brand doing damage control. It sounds like someone who didn’t expect the backlash & is now scrambling to soften the blow not because you suddenly care about fairness but because your public image took a hit. You’re not sorry for what you said. You’re sorry that people heard you say it.
@Simone_Biles, hate to break it to you, but this isn’t the comeback you think it is.
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