Trump signs “any men in women’s sports” executive

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump signed the executive order “No men in women’s sport”, as he made one of his main promises in his campaign to keep biological men from girls and women’s sports.

Trump signed the executive order on the National Day of Girls and Women in Sports, which celebrates mathematics in women’s sports and those who are committed to providing equal access to sport for all females.

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“This should not be long. It is all about common sense,” Trump said before he signed.

Trump declared, “The war ended on the sport of women.”

“He supports the ninth door promise.”

She added: “President Trump pledged to restore the common sense of our country and continue to achieve this by an executive order that will be signed later today.” “The president will sign an executive order, making men a female sport to defend the safety of athletes, protect competitive integrity and support the ninth door promise.

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The Governor of Oklahoma, Kevin State SB2, signs the Save Women in SPORTS law, in the Blue Chamber in the Capitol Wednesday, March 30, 2022. (Imagn)

“This logical action of President Trump ends the disgusting treason for women and girls by the previous administration, who have been serving for years for radical activists who want to treat biological males as women in the workplace, showering, competitive sports, prisons, and even shelter rape.

Levitt also called on the Senate legislators to pass the Sports Women and Girls Protection Law, which was approved by the House of Representatives last month. The draft law will prevent biologists from participating in school sports teams for girls. The draft law will adjust federal law to determine that athletes must participate in school sports teams that coincide with their gender at birth.

March 17, 2022; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Save Beth Stelzer, Save Women Sports Bething, at a press conference outside the NCAA Championship for Swimming and Diving at Georgia Tech. (Brett Davis-United States Sports today)

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“It is incredibly important for Congress immediately to behave this priority,” Levitte added. “I think the president really determines the tone, which makes this very immediate priority for this administration just as he promised to do the campaign path.”

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