Riley Gaines
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28 in the House, the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act this year, he said, look, I've got a daughter. You know, I don't want a man on the field or on the court with her. And then when it came time to vote on this bill, he, of course, voted on party lines, voted in favor of putting boys in his daughter's sports.
So I think fear is a big part of it, being called names like transphobe, homophobic. They'll call you racist, a white supremacist for this stance, things that don't even make sense at all, which, again, is merely just name calling. That's what we do in like second grade.
So I think fear is a big part of it, being called names like transphobe, homophobic. They'll call you racist, a white supremacist for this stance, things that don't even make sense at all, which, again, is merely just name calling. That's what we do in like second grade.
And I think it would it would force them if they change their stance now, it would force them to admit that they knew this was a farce from its inception, which what we again, what's been proven is they're just not willing to do that. They have proven that this is a hill they are willing to die on, which doesn't make sense, again, to the majority of American people. This issue has been painted.
And I think it would it would force them if they change their stance now, it would force them to admit that they knew this was a farce from its inception, which what we again, what's been proven is they're just not willing to do that. They have proven that this is a hill they are willing to die on, which doesn't make sense, again, to the majority of American people. This issue has been painted.
No, easily. But that's not how the media represents it. And of course, that's not how it's represented in terms of elected representation at the local, state and federal level. This is something unanimously across the board they have voted on party lines on. Again, doesn't make sense. It's a unifying issue, even amongst the Democratic Party. I mean, that's I think this is a large part.
No, easily. But that's not how the media represents it. And of course, that's not how it's represented in terms of elected representation at the local, state and federal level. This is something unanimously across the board they have voted on party lines on. Again, doesn't make sense. It's a unifying issue, even amongst the Democratic Party. I mean, that's I think this is a large part.
And why we see the Democratic Party's favorability rating as low as it is. I mean, a couple of weeks ago, it was 27 percent. I thought to myself, no way it gets lower than 27 percent. Well, guess what? It did. The next week it was 26 percent. Again, I thought to myself, no way it gets lower. The only person who has a lower favorability rating than 26 percent is probably Putin.
And why we see the Democratic Party's favorability rating as low as it is. I mean, a couple of weeks ago, it was 27 percent. I thought to myself, no way it gets lower than 27 percent. Well, guess what? It did. The next week it was 26 percent. Again, I thought to myself, no way it gets lower. The only person who has a lower favorability rating than 26 percent is probably Putin.
Of course, it did get lower. It got to 21 percent. Now, even the people amongst the Democratic Party who view the party in a positive light is 7%. 7% of Democrats agree, and I think this is a large part of it. And I think we saw that in the election. Of course, I believe people turned out to the polls to embrace Donald Trump, to embrace his cabinet picks, to embrace the America First agenda.
Of course, it did get lower. It got to 21 percent. Now, even the people amongst the Democratic Party who view the party in a positive light is 7%. 7% of Democrats agree, and I think this is a large part of it. And I think we saw that in the election. Of course, I believe people turned out to the polls to embrace Donald Trump, to embrace his cabinet picks, to embrace the America First agenda.
More so, I believe that people turned out to the polls to reject absurdity, and that is what the Democratic Party has become across the board, whether it's men and women's sports, whether it's tampons in boys' bathrooms, whether it's referring to Latino individuals as Latinx, it's absurd.
More so, I believe that people turned out to the polls to reject absurdity, and that is what the Democratic Party has become across the board, whether it's men and women's sports, whether it's tampons in boys' bathrooms, whether it's referring to Latino individuals as Latinx, it's absurd.
Well, that is like the most Trump encounter ever. I love how he says, look, you know, we are the federal law. I am the federal law. So when you say you are going to comply and you're actively not doing it, again, that federal law in this case being Title IX, which was very clear as it was originally written, no one knew 52 coming up on 53 years later, we would have to define that word sex law.
Well, that is like the most Trump encounter ever. I love how he says, look, you know, we are the federal law. I am the federal law. So when you say you are going to comply and you're actively not doing it, again, that federal law in this case being Title IX, which was very clear as it was originally written, no one knew 52 coming up on 53 years later, we would have to define that word sex law.
But unfortunately, what we've seen are both elected and unelected bureaucrats go through the back door and reinterpret this word to mean what they want it to mean. But even after this clip, the clip ends here based on what you show. But but after this, that's when she has her see you in court moment. He says, yeah, you will.
But unfortunately, what we've seen are both elected and unelected bureaucrats go through the back door and reinterpret this word to mean what they want it to mean. But even after this clip, the clip ends here based on what you show. But but after this, that's when she has her see you in court moment. He says, yeah, you will.
And then he goes on to say, enjoy your life, governor, in this position, because you won't have an elected position after this, I imagine. So just a very Trump interaction overall, which I think is great. That's what the American people voted for. We voted for transparency. We voted for accountability.
And then he goes on to say, enjoy your life, governor, in this position, because you won't have an elected position after this, I imagine. So just a very Trump interaction overall, which I think is great. That's what the American people voted for. We voted for transparency. We voted for accountability.
And that's what we saw today, again, with Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice ultimately suing Maine. That's the accountability that's back in the White House that people across the board, across the nation have been desperate for.