Kristen Waggoner
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475 appearances
4 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 1 Jul
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Well, the science tells us that there are denser bones, longer bones, that all of these physical advantages don't go away with puberty blockers.
Again, the science confirms that even after puberty blockers, there are inherent physical advantages that boys have that girls simply don't, and they never will.
And, again, I think it underscores the—and also, I just want to say this.
Why would we create an incentive for children to go on puberty blockers, particularly when the court has already just said in Scrimeti that, hey, this is a medical experiment and we're—you know, have some
concerns about that, and the states should be working these things out right now.
So I think there's just a lot of implications to that argument.
But the science is clear.
And again, so are the rights of the states to be able to draft reasonable legislative classifications that are based on sex.
And really, what's being done here is an argument to say, we don't really mean sex.
We mean gender identity.
And we know that that essentially erases women.
Well, Bostock is a decision that we've essentially been litigating around since it came out.
We believe it's a wrongly decided decision and a poorly reasoned decision.
And I've had Justice Gorsuch rule in some of the cases that I've argued and write the opinions and he's done a fabulous job.
But Bostock is not one of them.
And I think his comments today were concerning in the sense of talking about whether we should essentially equate those who identify as the opposite sex to some sort of special class status under the law that would be akin to race.
But we don't know the reasons he was asking those questions.
So, it might have been that he was trying to get to a place to resolve the case in a more straightforward way.
But let me say this.
I mean, just as we've been litigating these cases for 10 years, and that issue of, you know, whether the states must essentially protect women, we have an oral argument in that in two days.
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