[fatman6502002]

How so? She didn’t sign a legally flawed bill into law, she then signs EO’s to do what a good piece of legislation would have done and is going to call the legislature back into session to fix their flawed bill. All that sounds like a good Governor doing a good job. What good would signing the bill have done if it was just going to be ruled unconstitutional by the courts? Start using your brain to think instead of using it to emote.

[matthew fuller]

I agree. Seems like the E.O.s are a patch for a flawed bill, and she has announced plans to fix the problem legislatively.

[Sans-Culotte]

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.

[wardaddy]

Thank you

Sanity left here.....glad to see it

God bless

[PMAS]

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.

This is what it looks like when men play women’s college sports:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaab/2012/12/04/college-basketball-transgender-player-gabrielle-ludwig-robert-ludwig-mission-college/1744703/

[steve86]

I knew she’d come through.

[submarine571]

FATMAN you are absolutely correct. In addition the bill was passed the law would be attacked, injunctions filed and have to wend it's way through the courts ( for years no doubt) until it was settled.....perhaps never....

[Eagles6]

I'm going to continue to support her.

I'm no barrister but her arguement makes sense.