Posted on 03/30/2021 9:30:20 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
As much as I liked her, I am forced to agree with you.
These Ex Orders are looking very weak at the college level, but the high school EO appears to be OK.
I'll reserve final judgment on her until after I see what they come up with during the special sessions.
Looks to me that the Governor has realized that the train left the station while she was busy having a temper tantrum about her assigned seat.
Now she is trying to catch up.
Of course, as Biden has so easily demonstrated, anything done by EO can be easily undone by EO.
Assigned?
>>GOD made plans for each of us even BEFORE we were born. Changing genders is not one of them.<<
This is nothing more than satan himself using the flesh of humans to stick a finger in God’s eye.
We all struggle with something. The only way to overcome is to seek the guidance, healing and restoration of our savior.
So on this Tuesday of Holy Week, my prayer for those who struggle with the satanic deception of gender dystopia will run to Jesus for deliverance. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide them into the way of truth. Strongholds setup by satan through abuse and woundedness will crumble before the name of Jesus. Amen.
All of the laws and EOs that governors and legislators are issuing/passing on this issue will be turned over by judges; so they are largely symbolic.
Of course that’s what she means.
But that’s not what the author of the article wrote.
And, another question ... do states that have gone full-insane on “transgenderism” reissue birth certificates reflecting the other sex?
That will not be enough for Scold Republic
How did Trump do that...
Thank you
Sanity left here.....glad to see it
God bless
See what I mean.
You are Bush league politico
If you have to put a qualifier on it they aren’t really girls.
Let them compete on the boys team since genetically they have the advtantage male competitors have.
Thank you for saving me the trouble of pointing out the pettiness.
I, for one, would welcome a court challenge...one which more and more states would be happy to join.
Let’s hear what the supremes say,.....or can’t SD afford the lawyer fees. ?
Go for it. I think she’s saved face, temporarily.
She wouldn’t sign the bill her legislature passed that included Women’s College Sports because of her fear of the NCAA holding back events in her state and being sued by the NCAA.
Instead sent it back for only women’s sports in K-12th grade.
She claimed “legal scholars” told her she would likely lose court cases against the NCAA.
A leader fights the fights worth fighting, not just the cases you have a good chance of winning.
It’s funny that so much explanation and justification seems to be necessary when doing the right thing these days.
Pass an unconstitutional law? No problem. Issue an illegal executive order? No sweat. A bureaucracy exceed its authority, like say the CDC vis-a-vis rent forgiveness? Right on! An unelected bureaucrat arbitrarily ordering State Governors around? Easy peasy.
Defend real women against predatory fake women? Better have all the i’s dotted and t’s crossed!
true, but not so likely in South Dakota.
[[I, for one, would welcome a court challenge...one which more and more states would be happy to join.
Let’s hear what the supremes say,.....]]
They ruled that bay marriage is protected by the constitution, and that women have a right to murder their u born I facts, and ....
Trying to play sides never ends well....
Went from be an up and comer to a WTFer in 2.7 seconds.
A leader fights the fights worth fighting, not just the cases you have a good chance of winning.
Most of the country would have been behind her if she fought, never cower to the left - that’s how they win
I'm with you. Sure looks like she's trying to do the right thing in a legal legislative way..
We should TRUST in her until proven otherwise.
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