GOP women’s group bans gender-confused men from becoming voting members

Call it a triumph of “flyover America” over East Coast liberalism, of red-state conservatives over blue-state establishment Republicans cowed by the left.

A win for truth and common sense over lies and propaganda, by the grassroots over compromised and gun-shy elites.

Or perhaps, most importantly, a victory for real American women over fake, biologically male “trans women” invading their spaces.

The upstart NFRW women championed a successful resolution stating that only genuine women should be voting members in the 85-year-old women’s organization – overcoming a concerted effort by the outgoing leadership to block the measure from being voted on at the convention.

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Transsexual activists are at war with that simple truth, maintaining that sex is merely “assigned at birth” – i.e., girls are not girls, and boys are not boys, based on their anatomy. The transgender movement claims that “gender,” separate from sex, is socially constructed and varies according to one’s self-perceived “gender identity,” with an ever-expanding array of available “genders” with which a person can self-identify. As one pro-transgender “teen” site puts it: “Gender identity is how a person feels and who they know them self to be when it comes to their gender.”

While transgender activists, relying on this LGBT ideology, defiantly chant, “Trans women are women,” conservatives and many feminists counter that there are just two “genders” (read: sexes): male and female, and that men cannot be (or become) real women, and vice versa.

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Years earlier, NFRW leaders had promised to tackle the issue of male “trans women” trying joining the group as supposed “women.” Deborah Tilden and Laura Carlson, two NFRW members who were active in supporting both the women-only-as-members resolution and the “4 on the floor” team of opposition candidates in Oklahoma City, pointed to the 2021 NFRW convention in Orlando, where a man identifying as the opposite sex from California tried to be seated as a voting member.
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