Kristen Waggoner, General Counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom, released a statement about South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s Friday decision to only partially agree to a bill passed by the legislature to protect females competing in sports.
The organization believes she is doing it to placate corporate interests. That amounts to a betrayal.
“Today, Gov. Noem proposed changes to House Bill 1217 that would eliminate protections for female college athletes outright and gut the ability for all women and girls to have recourse against unfair policies in women’s sports. Her misguided attempt to play politics and placate national corporate interests like Amazon is not what we would have expected from this governor. It’s surprising that Gov. Noem, who once stood up to special interests and corporate woke-ism, has now bowed to them. Contrary to what she has been told, this bill doesn’t conflict with any national sports policy and is fully consistent with the intent of Title IX. Offering some protection for high-school-girl athletes only delays the injustice they will face once they get to college. We call on the governor to withdraw her recommended changes and sign the bill passed by the legislature.”
Can we trust anyone?
The corporate interests are scavengers who are pillaging what’s left as our country is transformed into a socialist hellhole. Noem has a choice, pick them or the Republic. Pick corporations or pick women and girls.
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My understanding of the issue is that Gov. Kristi Noem is concerned over the vagueness of some portions of the bill and the potential that it will result in court litigation where a Liberal Federal Court could impose a very dangerous decision. She wants a bill that is more specific and focused on High School students. She thinks putting College and potentially professional sports into the bill is overreach and could potentially have unintended economic impacts.
I agree, the bill(s) need to be very specific so any litigation will only be narrow in scope. Large bills with too much overreach is what Liberals have gone after and beat Conservatives over the head with in the courts for 75 years now.
Picking it clean and not even leaving any meat on the bone.
The CCP is going to want a return on their investment so that they don’t have to build it back better.
PRC autonomous zones will be set up and traditional Americans will be kicked to the curb.
A politican sold out to the higest bidder? I am shocked! (not really)
Always remember what politicians really are and there is a service expected in that arrangement.
Traditional Americans had better wake up because you are the prey in the globalist socialist hunger games.