US EditionDebate Over Anti-Trans Athlete Bill Sparks Division Among Voters After Comments by AOC, Jeffries
- The debate over the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act has caused division among voters after comments from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Hakeem Jeffries that it would enable predators to target young girls.
- Polling data shows a broad majority of Americans, including many Democrats, oppose allowing transgender athletes to compete in female sports.
- Gary Francione, a law professor and lifelong Democrat, quit the party due to accusations against the bill, calling them dishonest.
- The clash over this bill highlights tensions between progressive and moderate factions within the Democratic Party, affecting future voter alliances.
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Democrat Voters Bail on the Party Over Bill Protecting Female Athletes
Democrat lawmakers’ claims that a Republican-backed bill protecting female athletes would enable sexual predators are driving some longtime supporters away from the party. Key Facts: – House Democrats, including Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Hakeem Jeffries, spoke against the GOP’s Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, saying it allows “predators” to target young girls. – Republicans disputed that the bill required any invasive inspe…
Democrat voters abandoning party after AOC, Jeffries claim anti-trans athlete bill empowers child sexual predators: ‘Progressives have failed!’
Democrat lawmakers in Washington, D.C., pushed back against the GOP-led Protection of Women and Girls in Sports act last week.
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