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Women’s sports are female again, thanks to Trump’s bold move
President Donald Trump’s recent executive order banning men from competing in women’s sports marks the first major victory for female athletes over impossible women in more than four years.
President Joe Biden weaponized the federal government against common sense and biological reality. He appointed Dr. Rachel Levine, a biological man who identifies as a woman, as the public face of public health. He also gave a high-level Department of Energy position to an individual who identifies as nonbinary and is known for drag performances and a puppy role-play fetish.
Restoring sanity in this area will take time, but for now, Trump has made women’s sports female again.
Biden further attempted to normalize the left’s rejection of biological sex by inviting Dylan Mulvaney, a man who identifies as a girl, to the White House. But with a single executive order, Trump dealt a significant blow to the left’s broader DEI agenda, which has relied on coercion and intimidation to force girls and women to accept men in their sports and private spaces.
Many political commentators, including some on the left, acknowledged the effectiveness of the 2024 campaign ad that ended with the line, “Kamala is for they/them, President Trump is for you.” The ad resonated because it perfectly captured the left’s unwavering commitment to gender ideology, despite its unpopularity.
It also reflected Trump’s genuine effort to address the concerns of women and girls frustrated with being forced to compete against biological males in high school, collegiate, and professional sports. His pledge to restore sanity in government was as central to his pitch to voters as his promise to deport illegal immigrants on a massive scale.
Only radical ideologues on the progressive left opposed this stance. These are the same people who claim men can have babies and insist Lia Thomas is a modern-day Jackie Robinson. The former University of Pennsylvania swimmer — born William Thomas — won an NCAA national championship in the women’s 500-yard freestyle in March 2022. The university responded by nominating Thomas for the NCAA’s “Woman of the Year” award.
While conservatives have brought a lot of attention to this issue, progressive journalists and commentators in sports media tried to downplay it whenever possible.
ESPN’s official “X” account posted about the president's order, but the network has not been a neutral party in this war on reality. When the company has spoken on this issue, it has consistently taken the side of gender ideologues over the girls crying out for someone in the media to speak up for them.
ESPN and other legacy sports networks have avoided this issue but have had no problem lecturing viewers on anthem protests, social justice, abortion, or fake hate crimes. The self-proclaimed “worldwide leader in sports” even interrupted a women’s college basketball game to pledge support for activists demanding the right to say “gay” to young children in Florida classrooms.
ESPN recognizes that transgender athletes are the newest protected victim group, and its most prominent personalities refuse to say anything that might align them with so-called “hateful” Trump supporters. As a result, analysts — often women — who have spent years complaining that women’s sports don’t get the respect they deserve remain silent as men win state track championships and collegiate swimming titles.
This is what cultural cowardice looks like. Sports media pundits find it easier to say, “Donald Trump is racist” than to state the obvious: “Lia Thomas is a man.” Despite claiming Trump is a fascist authoritarian who wants to jail his enemies, they fear their own peers more — knowing that one misstep could see them transformed from social justice warriors to pariahs overnight.
It remains to be seen whether the president’s executive order will face legal challenges or accelerate the collapse of transgender ideology in American culture. Restoring sanity in this area will take time, but for now, Trump has made women’s sports female again.
Ignore The Transgender Mob’s Attempts To Weaponize Your Kindness
It is time for us to push the absurd transgender activist agenda out of our schools, bathrooms, and sports and roll forward.Ron Johnson gives hilarious response to Matt Gaetz's nomination
When asked about Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida's nomination for attorney general, Republican Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin responded by holding up a photo of two transgender appointees from President Joe Biden's administration.
Johnson's printed-out pictures included a photo of Rachel Levine, who serves as the assistant secretary of health for the Department of Health and Human Services, and a photo of Sam Brinton, who was nominated as deputy assistant secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy.
When pressed about Gaetz' nomination, Johnson held up the photos and asked reporters whether they ever "harassed" Democratic lawmakers about those nominees.
Although Gaetz has sparked controversy online and hesitation from certain members of Congress, Johnson pointed out past nominees who have been just as controversial as, if not more than, the Florida firebrand.
Both nominees have scandal-ridden histories. In Levine's case, he pressured Biden administration officials to remove age requirements for transgender surgeries and puberty blockers for minors. Levine has also made claims that "climate change is having a disproportionate effect on the physical and mental health of Black communities."
On the other hand, Brinton, who identifies as "nonbinary," has faced federal charges for allegedly stealing Tanzanian designer Asya Khamsin's suitcase at Ronald Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia. Brinton was caught when he was photographed wearing one of Khamsin's designs, making this the third alleged incident of luggage theft Brinton had been involved with.
Brinton pled guilty in a sweetheart deal, receiving no jail time. Brinton is no longer serving in the Biden administration.
Although Gaetz has sparked controversy online and hesitation from certain members of Congress, Johnson pointed out past nominees who have been just as controversial as, if not more than, the Florida firebrand.
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The Democrat Party Of The Proudly Unwell And Perverts
To be mentally ill, dangerous, or both is quickly becoming the norm in Democrat politics.Tom Cotton Confronts Deputy Attorney General Over DOJ Double Standards
Sen. Tom Cotton confronted the deputy attorney general over prosecuting J6 demonstrators while far-left rioters remain off the hook.Sam Brinton Avoids Jail Time For Stealing Women’s Luggage While Meme Creator Faces 10 Years Behind Bars
Nearly 80 percent of Americans see a two-tiered justice system. This week's courtroom episodes only validate the public's perception.Biden's ex-nuclear waste chief avoids jail time for stealing woman's luggage
Ex-Biden energy official Samuel Brinton pleaded "no contest" to misdemeanor theft Wednesday and agreed to pay one of his victims $3,670 in restitution.
Samuel Brinton is a nuclear engineer who served as deputy assistant secretary for spent fuel and waste disposition in the Office of Nuclear Energy at the Department of Energy.
A now-protected page on the Biden Energy Department's website previously indicated that Brinton identifies "as gender-fluid and use[s] the pronouns they, them, and theirs."
Brinton was originally charged with grand larceny with a value between $1,200 and $5,000, having stolen a woman's luggage at the Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas on July 6, 2022.
The luggage, a hard shell suitcase valued at $320, reportedly contained the victim's makeup, jewelry, contact lenses, and clothing.
A surveillance camera caught the former Biden official in the act, reported KLAS-TV.
According to the warrant, "Brinton pulled the victim’s luggage from the carousel and examined the tag. Then placed it back on the carousel, looking in all directions for anyone who might be watching or might approach. Pulling it back off the carousel and demonstrating the same behavior by looking around before walking away with it quickly."
Police were reportedly unable to ascertain the identity of their suspect until the Biden official made the news for admittedly stealing another woman's expensive luggage at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport on Sept. 16.
Investigators were able to match Brinton's clothing worn at the scene of the Las Vegas crime to apparel he donned in photographs on his Instagram.
He was arrested on Dec. 8 and fired shortly thereafter.
Although Brinton was originally charged with a felony, it was knocked down to a misdemeanor charge as part of his plea deal.
KVVU-TV reported that the Biden official also dodged a prison sentence, receiving instead a 180-day suspended jail term.
While Brinton will skate with only the financial penalty and a requirement for good behavior, he still faces charges pertaining to his alleged theft of another woman's belongings in Minneapolis.
TheBlaze previously reported that Brinton admitted to taking a woman's Vera Bradley luggage, valued at around $2,325, from a baggage claim carousel at the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport in September.
While he initially denied taking the woman's belongings, he later claimed he had done so accidentally.
According to the criminal complaint, footage shows Brinton taking "a navy blue hard-sided roller bag" from the carousel.
Although supposedly exhausted, Brinton then "removed the blue bag's tag and put the bag tag in the handbag they were carrying" and "left the area at a quick pace."
Investigators reportedly indicated that Brinton was also seen using the woman's suitcase on at least two other occasions.
Asya Khamsin, a Houston-based fashion designer from Tanzania, claims she is also a victim of Brinton's.
Khamsin told Fox News Digital that her luggage had been stolen on March 9, 2018, at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. She later saw what she believes to have been her stolen, distinctive clothing being worn by the Biden official.
\u201cMy name is Asyakhamsin tanzanian fashion designer based in houston Texas USA \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8 I lost my bag 2018 in DCA recently I heard the news on @FoxNews about @sambrinton luggage issue surprisingly I found his images wore my custom made outfitswhich was in the lost bag on 2018 \ud83e\udd79\u201d— asyakhamsin (@asyakhamsin) 1676871102
The New York Post indicated that Brinton has not been charged in the case of Khamsin's stolen clothing.
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Ex-Biden official Sam Brinton referred to FBI for allegedly swiping a fashion designer's suitcase, wearing her outfits
The Houston Police Department has referred its investigation of Sam Brinton to the FBI in a matter involving the alleged theft of a fashion designer's luggage, Fox News Digital reported Monday.
"When I googled him, I saw my outfits on him," designer Asya Khamsin told KRIV in a phone interview February 23.
"I googled everything, and I saw my clothing, jewelries, blouses," Asya Khamsin told the outlet. "The collection with the same prints. Maybe he liked the designs and this and that, but why? I don’t know how he got my clothes."
Brinton, as of Monday, had not been charged with any crime related to Khamsin's claims, Fox News Digital also reported.
Khamsin reported a missing bag from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport back in 2018. Khamsin and her husband filed a report with the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police Department and filed a claim with Delta Air Lines, the carrier she used to travel from Houston to D.C., according to Fox News Digital.
She filed a complaint with the Houston Police Department in December after she noticed photographs of Brinton in what appeared to be the very clothing from the missing bag.
The bag that went missing in 2018 contained items Khamsin intended to show at the Lady in Red Fashion show in Tanzania. She was unable to show the designs, however, since the bag was gone.
Khamsin says she spotted Brinton, a former Department of Energy official, wearing her distinctive, handmade clothing and jewelry when reports of his capers went viral.
Khamsin and many users who responded to her, posted photos of Khamsin's designs side-by-side with well-publicized photos of Brinton, apparently wearing the selfsame designs. Many photographs of her designs are available on her Instagram and Twitter pages.
\u201cLADY IN RED 2018 in Tanzania\ud83c\uddf9\ud83c\uddff\nLeft: my model on the platform\nRight: @sbrinton \nDesigner: @asyakhamsin1 \nIt\u2019s my custom made the outfit wa in the lost bag on 2018\u201d— asyakhamsin (@asyakhamsin) 1677554968
In addition to the dresses and other garments Khamsin says Brinton has been photographed wearing, there is also jewelry.
\u201chttps://t.co/6l83lecQsr\u201d— asyakhamsin (@asyakhamsin) 1677148906
Khamsin spoke with the KRIV reporter by phone from Tanzania while her husband in Houston showed the reporter some of her designs.
"It's custom-made. She does it all herself," Alkhag Khamsin said. "There is no label."
"I was crying the whole week because I didn’t do the fashion show, and that is in my blood," Khamsin told the outlet. "We tried to look through the [surveillance] camera. I think we found the bag was on the machine there, but it disappeared. We didn’t know who took it."
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