A recent survey found that despite the left’s radical agenda, most people oppose the idea of allowing transgender “women” to play sports against natural-born women.
Per the Washington Examiner:
The Sept. 14-18 CRC Research national survey was somewhat large: 1,600 likely voters, split 52% women and 48% men. Its margin of error of plus or minus 2.45 percentage points didn’t come into play much because the gaps were so large.
On the basic question of letting men participate in women’s sports, the margin was over 2-1. Asked about President Joe Biden’s plan to reform Title IX, 63% said they oppose it and 25% said they support it. Among those most passionate about the issue, 49% said they strongly oppose the changes, compared to 11% who strongly support them.
Only Biden Democrats back the Biden plan, and by a hair: 44% to 41%. Nearly all Republicans, 85%, oppose it.
A key reason, as Thomas found out, is that most believe letting men compete with women undermines the achievements of women and Title IX itself.
When asked if they agree or disagree that “the transgender movement undermines significant opportunities and essential protections for women,” 57% agreed and 29% didn’t, according to the CRC Research results.
What is surprising in those results is that Democrats agreed, 45%-36%, that the changes hurt women.
Nationally, the survey found that the issue could be a political loser for trans fans. By a 62%-24% margin, voters said they would be less likely to support a candidate who backs allowing men in women’s sports.
That’s right, folks. People don’t agree with Biden’s radical transgender agenda.
It is unfair for men pretending to be women to play sports against real women.
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