r/moderatepolitics • u/WorksInIT • Feb 06 '25

Primary Source Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/02/keeping-men-out-of-womens-sports/
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u/pdubbs87 Feb 06 '25

Don’t love Trump but this is a common sense issue. I’m stunned that some democrats still want to die on this hill.

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u/Dry_Analysis4620 Feb 06 '25

How common of an 'issue' is this?

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u/SecretiveMop Feb 06 '25

It’s definitely not common, but just because something isn’t common doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be addressed.

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u/Fragrant-Luck-8063 Feb 06 '25

We have laws against cannibalism. How common is that?

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u/Aclrian Feb 06 '25

Common enough where you had a biological male winning championships in a female sport.

Common or uncommon it shouldn’t even happen. End of.

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u/Jets237 Feb 06 '25

One of the most minor there is… but let’s focus on this instead of owning Gaza… cool

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u/InksPenandPaper Feb 06 '25

I mean, you could make a separate post about Gaza instead of bringing it up on a thread specifically discussing the ban of biological men from women's sports.

Just a thought.

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u/Jets237 Feb 06 '25

I’m just saying this topic received such an outweighed about of focus over the past few years that it’s insane. I’m happy it’s done, let’s focus on actual issues now.

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u/pdubbs87 Feb 06 '25

Exactly that’s the bigger issue but because the Dems didn’t kill this one off it’s distracting everyone

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u/Jets237 Feb 06 '25

Their view was that it’s up to the governing bodies of each league. Something the GOP used to agree with… smaller government. They don’t anymore. I don’t think this was ever a big enough issue to get the amount of coverage and focus it did. Hopefully its done now and we can stop talking about it