It is protected by Gov. Tom Wolfe’s Bill Protects Schoolgirl Athletes from Transgender Competitors

Pennsylvania’s Democratic Government, Tom Wolfe, vetoed a bill Monday that would protect female student-athletes from kindergarten through college from competing with men who “identify” as women.

The Veto, following a May poll by the American Principles Project (APP), found that Pennsylvania voters supported the non-compete clause by a 21-point margin of 32 to 53 against the law.

“Every female athlete has the right to access a fair playing field and compete equally for scholarships and titles,” APP president Terri Schilling said in a press release. she said. “Making sure women’s sports are reserved for women and girls should be an easy task. “Unfortunately, the athletic prospects of Pennsylvania girls are under serious threat thanks to the actions of Governor Wolf and his Democratic allies.”

Republican gubernatorial candidate State Senator Doug Mastriano sponsored the bill.

“Opposition to this bill may have helped Wolf and [Pennsylvania Attorney General] Josh Shapiro supports radical left activists, won’t They help Pennsylvania voters, most of whom support female sports advocacy,” Schilling said. “This will be a big problem for Democrats in November, and Republicans like Doug Mastriano are smart enough to make that distinction.”

“As long as Democrats continue to oppose biological truth and common sense, they must expect a political price, and that decline will begin this fall,” Schilling said.

Wolf defended his veto.

“During my tenure it was clear to me that hatred, especially discrimination against marginalized youth, who make up less than 1 percent of Pennsylvania’s population, has no place in Pennsylvania,” Wolf said. veto of the Women’s Rights Act. Sports. “