President Donald Trump and Gov. Janet Mills (D-ME) have had a controversial exchange of rebellion in his executive order protecting women's sports.
Trump called on the governor's governor during a governor's work session at the White House on Friday to oppose the order aimed at protecting women's sports.
“I have signed an executive order banning men from playing in sports, and many Democrats are fighting me about it. You will never win another race, so you can't help but be honest. I hope we continue,” he told the Democratic governor before zoning to Mills.
As Breitbart News noted, this order rewrites Title IX to withhold funds from schools where biologically male athletes can compete with girls and women.
“Are you planning on following that?” Trump asked Mills.
“I comply with state and federal laws,” she said.
“Well, we're federal law,” Trump replied. “Well, you'd better do that. If you don't, you'd never get any federal funds, so you'd better do that.”
“And by the way, your population is a bit more free, but I did very well there, but your population doesn't want men to play in female sports,” he added.
Mills said she would see Trump in court, and he declared that he was looking forward to it.
“It's really easy and you should enjoy your life after the governor because you don't think you're in elected politics,” he said, concludes before and after.
Trump also said Thursday night that he would withhold federal funds from Maine unless he complies with the order.
a New York Times/IPSOS Vote Published In January, it was found that almost 80% of Americans were opposed to biological men who compete in women's sports, but only 18% supported it.
The vote samples 2,128 Americans from January 2nd to 10th with an error bar of ±2.6 percentage points.
