President Donald Trump signed a presidential decree on Wednesday, “No Men in Women's Sports,” and fulfilled one of his major campaigns to protect biological men from girls and women's sports.
Trump has signed a presidential order for women and women on a female athlete in a woman's sports and a sports day committed to providing equal access to sports for all women.
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President Donald Trump will give a lecture on Monday, February 3, 2025 before signing an administrative order in Washington at an elliptical office in the White House. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
“This is not necessary to make it long. It's all about common sense,” said Trump before he signed an order.
Trump declared that the war with women's sports is over.
Karoline Leavitt, a spokeswoman for the White House, stated in a briefing before Trump signed the presidential order to “support the Title IX promise.”
“President Trump promises to recover common sense in our country, and he continues to provide it under the presidential order signing in the second half today,” she added. “The president signs a presidential decree, protects the athlete's safety, protects competitive perfection, and closes men from women's sports to protect the promises of title IX.
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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt will sign the Save Women in Sports Act in the Capitol Blue Room on Wednesday, March 30, 2022. (image)
“This common sense from President Trump ends the unpleasant betrayal of a woman and a girl by the previous administration. They have many years, biological men have workplace, shower, competitive sports, prison, and more. Served a radical activist who wanted to be treated as a woman.
Lebit also called on the Senator to pass the sports law for women and girls passed by the lower house last month. This bill does not allow biological men to participate in a women's school sports team. The bill will revise the federal law to specify that student athletes must participate in a sports team at a school that matches the gender at birth.
March 17, 2022. Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Save Women's Sports Advisor Beth Stelzer will hold a press conference other than NCAA Women's Swimming & Diving Championship at Georgia Institute of Technology. (Brett Davis, Usan, Today Sports)
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“It's very important. Congress will immediately act on this priority,” Leavitt added. “I think the president is really setting a tone. This is very immediate for this government, as promised in the trajectory of the campaign.”
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