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The majority of normie Americans find the idea of males competing in female sports unfair and abhorrent. So much so that even in deep blue Washington State Initiative 638, to protect girls in K-12 from being forced to compete with biological males, made it on the ballot and is polling to pass.
Cue the histrionics from the Queer-Left Democrats.
One sure sign that opponents of the initiative are sweating is the fact that they are down to using scare tactics, like warning that if 638 passes, female athletes would be subject to “invasive genital inspections.” However, this is not happening in any of the other states that have similar policies.
Amazing how the same people who are worried that the required annual physical to participate in sports is “invasive” but a boy sitting in the girls’ locker room to ogle his female teammates showering is not.
And it’s not like it’s really hard to spot the male cheaters …
Gee, which one is the boy? https://t.co/MvjyiKLCWF
— Brandi Kruse (@BrandiKruse) October 8, 2026
The picture above is of that particular male runner, a junior at Camas High School in WA, who was not satisfied with coming in 76th as part of the boys’ cross-country team. So mid-season, he joins the girls’ team and … surprise, surprise … finishes first. And after a father dared to peacefully protest on behalf of his daughter, and was slapped with a trespass notice for noticing the male among the girls, things progressed to the point of girls walking off the track rather than to continue the farce of pretending this boy was anything but male.
This is escalating the panic of the Democrats in WA, a coalition of nuts and fruits fit to rival Hairgel Newsom’s moonbats, who feel their power over sexualizing public school kids is slipping, behold the performance of Chris Reykdal, Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction when questioned over the walkout.
On Thursday, Washington state Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal went on the Seattle-based “Jake and Spike” radio show and talked about Initiative 638, a Nov. 3 ballot measure in Washington that aims to keep the dudes out of the women’s competitions in K-12 sports. Reykdal tried to defend the practice with some of the most inane and brain-dead comments I’ve ever heard.
Listen for yourself.
OH MY GOD. The head of Washington’s public school system just said it’s NOT unfair for the Camas girls to have to race against a boy because "their brains aren’t fully developed." HUH? This is the same guy who thinks kids should be able to chop their genitals off. SCREW YOU CHRIS REYKDAL.
— Brandi Kruse (@BrandiKruse) October 15, 2026
Reykdal took a page from Kamala in crafting a word salad to avoid answering the question about being fair to girls. He rambled around saying something like *Hey, I had my daughter in sports. And choice is that you can compete or walk off. Oky doky. Where’s my fruit cup?*
Queer Calvin Ball says that a boy can declare he’s a girl at any time and everyone must accept it (holy chameleon, every ‘news’ article on this dude uses female pronouns). On the other hand, when a retired NBA dude decides to declare himself a girl and plans to try out for the WNBA suddenly that standard doesn’t apply anymore.
Middle school and high school girls should never be forced to accept males in their sports, locker rooms, or restrooms. There are enough normal parents in WA to pass Initiative 638 by a margin large enough to overcome the Democrat cheat.
Washingtonians, if the vote is close, the cheaters will win. Girls are counting on you.
featured image original graphic by Darleen Click
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