Former Minnesota Vikings and the University of Minnesota footballer Jack Brewer joins conservative activist Riley Gaines for a demonstration in his home state Monday to lobby for a bill to ban transnry athletes in women’s sports.
The “preservative girls’ sports law” adopted in the State House Education Policy Committee 20 February and will be voted on in the Representant House on Monday. If it passes there, it will go to government manager Tim Walz’s desk, where it is expected to be vetoed because Walz is a strong spokesman for transient rights.
Brewer, the founder of the Jack Brewer Foundation, told Pakinomist Digital that he finds Walz’s Pro-Trans posture “disgusting”, especially considering that Walz was a high school football coach at Mankato West High School in the 1990s.
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“It’s absolutely disgusting, which is why when you see him and you see his manners and the way he carries himself, you know that this guy is not appealing to real men and boys who have fought for it on Gridiron, man. I have nothing in common with this guy,” Brewer said.
“I think he’s a shame for the football world to be honest.”
In April 2023, the Walz signed the “Trans Refuge” Bill that hides people seeking and providing gender -affirming care in the state. Recently, Minnesota has been investigated by the US Ministry of Education to tread President Donald Trump’s recent “No Men Men In Women’s Sports” executive order because Minnesota has continued to allow trans athletes to compete against girls in high school.
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Walz’s daughter, Hope Walz, recently became viral to a series of Tiktok videos in which she spoke against Trump’s executive order and in defense of transking athletes.
Brewer hopes to have a conversation with the governor about this question.
“When I get there Monday, if he wanted to invite me to his office and have a conversation about this, I would respect it respectfully,” said Brewer. “I wanted to tell him that I know he didn’t believe it deep down in his heart.
“I think he knows deeply in his heart that it’s wrong. I think he’s trying to appeal to a left left liberal base … and raise money. These LGBTQ groups donate a lot of money, especially in Minnesota. So the money and power they have, really pushing this legislation.”
Brewery does not expect Walz to sign the bill if it reaches its desk.
“You know he won’t do it because it’s just the one he still has,” Brewer said. “I ask that he has a change of heart and an awakening, but I’m sure if he signs it, it will just be because the money train has ended.”
Gaines also told Pakinomist Digital that she doesn’t expect Walz to sign the bill.
“I’m pretty sure government head Walz would veto this bill,” Gaines said. “But even though it does not have the best opportunity to be signed in the law, it is so important that we have these members, these representatives, these senators, on the record. Do they stand with women, or don’t they?”
Walz’s office did not respond to Pakinomist Digital’s request for comment before publication.
