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WA state representatives introduced bill to repeal the following: "The state shall not discriminate against/ grant preferential treatment to any individual or grp on the basis of race/sex...in public employment/education contracting."
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There is no excuse for anyone or any media outlet, including @seattletimes & @SpokesmanReview to ever print the phrase "no serious evidence" when writing about male advantages over females in sports. The evidence is there. To say otherwise is blindly repeating far leftist lies.
On Sunday, @seattletimes reporters Daniel Beekman (@DBeekman) and Ryan Nguyen wrote: "There is no serious scientific evidence that trans girls or women are better athletes than cisgender girls or women."
That claim doesn't hold up. I say that as a Washington-licensed medical provider who specializes in sports medicine.
Start with testosterone. It's a performance-enhancing drug. The World Anti-Doping Agency bans exogenous testosterone at all times as an anabolic agent. Before puberty, boys and girls have the same testosterone levels, under 20 ng/dL, and perform about the same. But according to the National Institutes of Health, male puberty can begin as early as age 9, around 3rd or 4th grade. By mid-puberty, a boy's testosterone can reach 800 ng/dL, and by late puberty up to 1,200, which is already at or above the adult male range of 240–950. Adult women run 8–60 (Mayo Clinic Laboratories). Male puberty multiplies testosterone production about 30-fold, and the athletic gap opens at age 12–13 in step with it. Adult men end up ~10–12% better in running and swimming and ~20% better in jumping (Endocrine Reviews, 2018; Clinical Endocrinology, 2017). That's why this matters in middle and high school, not just college.
"Hormones fix it"? The research says otherwise. A Sports Medicine review found muscle mass and strength fell only about 5% after 12 months of testosterone suppression. A U.S. Air Force study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found trans women were still 9% faster in the 1.5-mile run after one year of hormones and 12% faster after two. A systematic review in the same journal found strength, lean mass and muscle area stayed above female levels even after 36 months.
Sports governing bodies have drawn the line at male puberty. In March 2026 the IOC limited the female category to biological females, citing the "scientific consensus that Males have a performance advantage in all sports and events that rely on strength, power and/or endurance irrespective of subsequent testosterone suppression." World Athletics (2023), World Aquatics (2022), cycling's UCI (2023) and the NCAA (2025) made similar moves.
"None have dominated"? Lia Thomas won the 2022 NCAA Division I 500-yard freestyle. CeCe Telfer won the 2019 NCAA Division II 400m hurdles. Each of those wins was a podium spot a woman didn't get.
Researchers can debate how large the gap is. But "no serious scientific evidence" is not an honest summary of this body of work. Girls deserve a fair race, and Washington voters said so when they passed I-638. Sources in the reply 👇
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Washington voters said it plainly. 56% voted yes on I-638.
Now come the lawyers.
The ACLU and the state teachers union sued to stop it before it takes effect Dec. 3.
Guess who has to defend it? AG Nick Brown.
The union's lawyers are from his old law firm. The union endorsed him. Last year he led attorneys general backing trans athletes in girls' sports.
His office says it will defend the law "regardless of our personal views."
We'll be watching, Nick.
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Washington voters passed I-638 with 56% of the vote. Protect girls' sports. Done.
Last night the Seattle School Board voted 7–0, after meeting behind closed doors, to hire lawyers and fight it in court.
This is the same district with an $87 million shortfall. The same district looking at closing 10 school buildings. The same superintendent who says they could be bankrupt next year.
No money to keep neighborhood schools open. Plenty of money for lawyers to overturn your vote.
Respect the vote, Warriors. 🇺🇸
h/t @fox13seattle
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Democrats are poised for a state House supermajority in Olympia. First time in decades.
They started the year with 59 seats to the GOP's 39. Now they're looking at 66 or more.
Two-thirds of the House. Republicans can't even slow them down.
Some Democrats are already talking about expanding the millionaires tax to more households.
They already run every statewide office. Now they're one chamber away from rewriting the rules.
Watch what they do with it.
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For years, Washington's Human Rights Commission went after a small Korean spa in Lynnwood.
It all started with a 2020 complaint from Haven Wilvich.
The spa's crime? Keeping men with male bodies out of the women's nude area. A place where girls as young as 13 bathe.
The state found them guilty of discrimination. Made them scrub "biological women" off their website. Sent them to training. Fought them all the way to the Ninth Circuit.
Now the spa is at the Supreme Court. And all of a sudden, the commission blinked.
In an emergency vote, no public comment, after a closed-door session, they changed the rule. Nude spaces can now go by "genital characteristics."
Their words, not mine: "a narrow change to address pending litigation."
Translation: they knew they'd lose.
Every woman in this state already knew the answer. It took a lawsuit, a family business and years of fighting to drag Olympia to common sense.
So if you have to take it to the Supreme Court just to keep men out of a women's spa, what do you think happens to your daughter's locker room and her spot on the team?
Vote YES on I-638. Drop boxes close at 8 PM tonight. Not 8:01.
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They were so excited to pass the state's first income tax! Let's show them how the voters feel about it. Vote YES on I-645 to repeal the unconstitutional income tax.
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Good Tuesday morning Warriors!
It's Election Day.
Doesn't matter if you're in Washington, Texas, Florida, or anywhere in between.
Your vote is your voice. Don't hand it to someone else by staying home.
Grab your coffee. Grab your ID if your state asks for it. Go.
Mail ballot? Skip the mailbox today and use a drop box or turn it in in person.
I vote for candidates who know what a woman is.
Did you vote yet? Where are you voting from?
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Vote YES in Washington on I-638 to protect girls sports. It's the progressive thing to do. @DIAGWashington knows, how about you?
"I've been forced to compete against male athletes throughout most of my H.S. athletic career... this is unacceptable & has deprived me and so many other girls of equal opportunity."
Reagan, H.S. Junior has competed against 3 males in 3 sports in 2 years. Girls deserve better!
Anyone who says this is a "manufactured crisis" is gaslighting our state's most vulnerable population: young girls.
The truth is, Maine girls (in almost every public school in this state) are being forced to share bathrooms, locker rooms, and sports teams with males without their consent.
This is sexist, regressive, illiberal, and discriminatory!
These policies will END.
Today, Reagan spoke out at our press conference:
✅ Our referendum (to designate school sports & private facilities by Sex) was re-submitted for the 2027 ballot.
✅ Reagan and another HS athlete spoke out for the first time about their experiences
✅ @ADFLegal filed a formal Title IX complaint against the State, MPA, and 2 school districts on their behalf
✅ @icons_women co-founder Kim Jones and ex-pro athlete Carly Smolak spoke out & stood with them them
Sean retweeted
Washington, this is it.
Drop boxes close at 8 PM sharp tomorrow. Not 8:01.
Income tax repeal. Parents' rights. Girls' sports.
Vote YES on I-001, I-638 and I-645.
And don't skip the bottom of your ballot. FIVE of nine Supreme Court seats are up. That's the court that decides whether what we vote for actually sticks.
Position 1: Scott Edwards
Position 3: David Stevens
Position 4: Sean O'Donnell
Position 5: Dave Larson
Position 7: Todd Bloom
Don't let Seattle decide for the whole state. Vote.
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On behalf of the Puyallup Girls Cross Country Team, vote YES to support them and all the others girls impacted when a boy decides to take a girl's place on a team.
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A boy just took a girl's spot at state. In Camas. Today.
Some girl trained all season for that spot. Now she gets to watch from the sidelines.
This is exactly why 638 is on your ballot.
Vote Yes on 638. Ballots are due Tuesday by 8 p.m.
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Washington: $11,347 a year on groceries.
The rest of America: $8,019.
We pay $3,328 more. Every year.
Olympia's gas tax rides on every truck that hauls your food. One of the highest minimum wages in the country rides on every store.
Guess who pays for all of it at the register.
You do.
Repost if your grocery bill is killing you.
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Just got forcibly kicked out of a Portland Thorns game because people were hitting my group with trans flags over our feminist shirts. Living in the upside down
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@BrandiKruse
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Got my ballot. Went straight to I-645.
It repeals the 9.9% tax on income over $1 million. And it bans an income tax on the rest of us.
Then read the last line the AG put on it. Repealing it "would decrease funding for public K-12 education, higher education, and human services."
Not a fact. A warning label. Written by the side that wants the tax.
It works, too. One poll asked it two ways. With that sentence, keep the tax 57%, repeal 35%. Without it, 44% to 40%.
One sentence. 22 points.
They start with millionaires. They never stop at millionaires.
Read the whole thing. Then fill in your bubble like you mean it.
What line on your ballot made you mad, Warriors?
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Seattle Times just admitted the quiet part.
The millionaires tax is a Trojan horse. Democrats have said for years they want the income tax the courts blocked in 1933.
Once they get the first one through, it does not stay on millionaires.
You know how this ends.
Vote yes on I-645.
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Nearly half the Camas girls' cross-country team just forfeited their race rather than run against a boy.
Think about that. These girls trained all season, and they gave up their race to make a point the adults in Olympia won't.
They shouldn't have to choose between their sport and their voice.
Washington, you can fix this. Yes on I-638.
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You know if former Governor Jay Inslee says to vote no on I-645, that means anyone with a brain should vote yes.
I-645 repeals the 9.9% tax on income over $1 million and blocks future income taxes.
He wants to keep it.
Ballots go out Friday. What’s your plan?
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New York's Board of Regents just voted to stop requiring students to pass Regents exams to graduate. The class of 2028 will be the first to earn a diploma without passing one. Nationally, 45% of high school seniors now score below Basic in math (meaning they can't show even partial mastery of grade-level work) and that's the worst result NAEP has ever recorded. When a student arrives at college under prepared, they pay tuition for remedial courses that award no degree credit. Fewer than 10% of students placed into remediation finish an associate degree within three years.
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I was a High School teacher. Teacher Unions protect bad teachers - impossible to fire a bad one, donate a large tax dollars taken from teachers to buy politicians to get more lavish benefits, and hold back innovation replacing w/ Liberal indoctrination creating failing today's society.
I was a High School and University teacher. Among the many problems with our current public 'education' system is: 1) Teachers Unions make it impossible to fire bad teachers (and there are a lot of them), 2) Declining academic performance (passing students on unable to read), grade inflation, & mostly useless college degrees, 3) Vast amount of money spend on 'administrators' who never step foot into a classroom greatly increasing costs, 4) Teacher advancement based solely on years, not merit, 5) Liberal Federal funding and management emphasizing social issues of division and ruinous Socialism instead of Civics, Reading, Writing, and Math, 6) Disfranchising parents who have the responsibility for the welfare of their children, and 7) Recently shut down our schools for 2 years against the advice of our CDC ruining our children’s education.
In light of this, the only way forward is SCHOOL CHOICE that has proven successful in making great improvements by the positive effect of meaningful competition that favors excellence. As a college professor, peers and students reviewed me. The results were published for all to see. If they didn't like what was happening, they had the information to choose another teacher or move to another College. In High School I was never evaluated and parents/student typically have no options to change teachers or schools. School choice is making a difference all over the world & proven in America in many places. Even public teachers know the public system is horrible! Public school teachers send their children to private schools at rate more than twice the national average - 22% of public educators' children are in private schools compared to national average of 10% - Click on this link to see: investors.com/politics/comme…
