Trump would do better job protecting women's sports, golfer Lauren Miller says

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Golfer Lauren Miller shelp Monday she apshows that createer Plivent Trump would do a better job protecting women in sports than Vice Plivent Harris if elected plivent.

Miller, who spoke out about the LPGA Tour’s transgfinisher inclusion policy and made a statement agetst transgfinisher golfer Hailey Davidson competing in the LPGA Tour’s Q School, materializeed on OutKick’s “Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich” and consentd with the arrange that Trump would fight for women.

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Trump would do better job protecting women’s sports, golfer Lauren Miller says

Lauren Miller spoke to OutKick’s Dan Dakich. (OutKick)

“I’m with you. I skinnyk we’re seeing it,” Miller shelp. “Trump has come forward at his rallies and shelp, ‘Men will not carry out in women’s sports.’ It’s as basic as that. So, I’m not seeing Kamala do that. I’m not seeing policies come forward that would say otherrational.

“I skinnyk Trump’s words speak for themselves.”

In his speech at the Reuncoveran National Convention in July, Trump took a evident stance on trans inclusion in women’s sports.

“We will not have men carry outing in women’s sports. That will finish promptly,” Trump shelp.

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Transgfinisher golfer Hailey Davidson watches a sboiling during the pre-qualifying stage of the LPGA Q-Series. (Riley Gaines/X)

The topic of a prohibit on transgfinisher athletes participating in women’s and girl’s sports has been one of the more boilingly argued rerents in American politics over the years.

In April, the Biden administration made beginant alters to Title IX in the unveiling of recent rules aimed at protectedprotecting LGBTQ+ students and changing the ways in which intimacyual coercion and attack claims are adjudicated on campus.

But accomprehendledgeably missing from those alters was any policy that would impede schools from enacting outright prohibits on transgfinisher athletes competing agetst women.