Broken Clocks and All That

 The most prominent crossdresser in the country weighs in on state proposals to retain  the letter and the intent of Title IX by saying women's and girls' sports should NEVER be open to males as a matter of fairness.

I still wouldn't vote for Jenner for dog catcher if I were living in California, but at least he is not totally deluded.

I doubt he will be taking contributions from the likes of Pritzker and the equally rotten Jon Stryker, the latter who has bought off the ACLU lock, stock, and barrel with this trans nonsense and woman-hating.  

From this link:

According to the ACLU, the launch of the Jon L. Stryker and Slobodan Randjelović LGBTQ & HIV Project is being funded by the couple’s landmark gift of $15 million to the ACLU Foundation. Calling this donation the largest LGBTQ rights-focused gift in its 101-year history, the organization thanked Stryker and Randjelović for their decades of personal support to the ACLU and other LGBTQ rights organizations.

“Jon and Slo have been pioneering supporters for our LGBTQ rights work for years,” said ACLU Executive Director Anthony D. Romero, in a statement. “Alongside scores of funders and organizations as well as millions of activists and everyday LGBTQ people, Jon and Slo helped build the infrastructure that made marriage equality the law of the land, but they also understood that the fight for LGBTQ equality did not end there.”

This info from Forbes magazine needs to be made more public. The ACLU has ALWAYS been on the take from wealthy interests and, but for abortion, has long been anti-woman. It came up with the ridiculous notion that filmed prostitution--pornography--was "free speech" and therefore "constitutionally protected" as a direct result of receiving money from the likes of Hugh Hefner, a scumbag who publicly stated women like to be objectified by men. Regardless of Jenner's support of sanity, I still doubt he will be elected governor of California. Gavin Newsom is likely to stay in office by weathering the recall attempt.

Along those lines is a link that would be helpful for women's groups to tackle the blue states that allow for direct initiatives from voters rather than indirect initiatives or referenda:

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There will be states that will be next to impossible to turn around, like New York, which doesn't have any means of the voters overturning votes by the legislature or by coming up with ballot issues themselves, but states like Oregon, Washington, and California DO have that means.