West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey was host Riley Gaines Wednesday, when he signed the Riley Gaines action in law, codifies definitions of “man” and “woman” in state legislation.
As per the Text Text “confirms the prolonged opinion[s]”Of sex, male and female in state legislation, women’s toilets, sleeping quarters, changing rooms and other private facilities for the only use of women – to prevent” abuse, harassment, sexual abuse and violence committed by men. “
A law of a similar name has already been signed in the law in Georgia, specifically focused on sports, as Gaines has risen rapidly as a conservative political icon in the three years since her notorious bond with trans -fun swimmer Lia Thomas in 2022 NCAA Women’s Swimming Championships.
For Gaines, to see state law, to help prevent similar events happening to other female athletes, is named after her is “an honor.”
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Riley Gaines talking after government head Patrick Morrisey Signs WV’s Riley Gaines Act (Screenshot/Gov. Morrisey)
“There is no greater honor than having your name attached to something as basic and significant as the defense of women’s rights and biological reality,” Gaines said in a statement. “Riley Gaines Act simply defines sex-based expressions as male and woman in the state statute to prevent non-elected bureaucrats from reinterpreting these words to mean what they want them to mean. The majority of American people know what a woman is and it’s time for our laws to do too.”
Gaines’ movement of protecting women from trans athletes has grown into a nationwide movement with a whole merchandising industry and even became one of the biggest political joker signs of 2024. President Donald Trump signed a performing order to prevent Trans athletes from competing in women and girls sports on February 5 at a win in the White House participating.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order to prevent trans athletes from competing in women and girls sports on February 5 at a Gain Ceremony Gaines participating. (Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP)
But even with the executive order and a total of 27 states that have their own laws to combat trans athlete cluttering, Gaines believes there is more work to do to fight the question.
“Contrary to what some may think President Trump is back in the White House, the war against woke is not won yet.” There is more work to be done, but leaders such as President Trump and Governor Morrisey have paved the way, ”Gaines said.
Several states, including California, Maine, Minnesota and Massachusetts, have continued to let trans -athletes compete with women. The US Senate recently failed to pass the protection of women and girls in the sports law after the democratic minority blocked the bill via the Filibuster.
Gaines have promised to help seat all 45 democratic senators who voted against the bill and have not excluded a potential race for political office in the future. (Mikala Compton/American-Statesman/USA Today Network via imagn images)
Gaines have promised to help seat all 45 democratic senators who voted against the bill and have not excluded a potential race for political office in the future.
“That’s never what I saw myself do,” Gaines former Pakinomist told Digital in an exclusive interview.
“But now, of course, with this question and more, I want to say the whole America-first agenda. I’m just so passionate, I’m so deep and I love it, so we’ll see. It’s definitely not something I would exclude. I don’t think I’m so crazy yet because I think you have to be a bit clinically insane to volunteer. I myself have to do it. ”
