Bio Male Wins TWO Titles at CA Track and Field Championships
A male takes two titles away from girls in the California track and field state championships.
Make it STOP!
I'm Tomi Lahren, more next.
A biological male just won two California state titles in WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD.
Yes, AB Hernandez, a biological teen boy, took not one but TWO state titles- high jump AND triple jump- away from the girls competing in their own category.
California tried to appease the rightfully outraged critics by implementing some cockamamie constellation place for women and girls displaced or robbed of their spot due to a male competitor, but that's not going to cut it!
I'd add that rule change also punctuates the REALITY of the male advantage in sports!
President Trump issued a stern warning to California that they better comply with his executive order protecting women and girls in sports OR ELSE lose federal funding.
I hope the OR ELSE comes crashing down on that state and its phony governor sooner rather than later.
Why should women and girls take a back seat to trans athletes? Why are THEIR feelings less important?
Conservatives are the new feminists and we will keep fighting till this FARCE ends!
I'm Tomi Lahren and you watch my show 'Tomi Lahren is Fearless' at Outkick.com.
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