Riley Gaines Humiliates the President of Human Rights Campaign with the Truth

Matt Margolis : Jun 22, 2023
PJ Media

"...What message does this send to women, to young girls who are denied of these opportunities so easily, their rights to privacy and safety thrown out of the window, to protect a small population, protect one group as long as they're happy? What about us? That is the overall general consensus of how we all felt in that locker room." -Swimmer Riley Gaines to Democrat Sen. Dick Durbin

[PJMedia.com] On Wednesday, Kelley Robinson, the President of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), which professes to be the largest LGBTQ civil rights organization in the country, testified before the House Judiciary Committee on the issues of states banning transgender procedures for minors as well as allowing biological men to play on women's sports teams. She was an expert witness for the Democrats, and not a very good one, as women's sports advocate Riley Gaines instantly demolished Robinson's talking point claiming that biological men don't have physical advantages over women. (Screengrab image)

Sen. John Kennedy asked Robinson, "You don't think that a biological male has a physical advantage in sports over a biological female?"

"Not as a definitive statement," she replied.

"How many female members of the NBA do you see?" Kennedy asked.

"Well, I can say that, you know, there's been this news article about men that think that they could beat Serena Williams in tennis, right? That they think that they could actually score a point on her. And it's just not the case, she is stronger than—"

Kennedy quickly brought the question to Riley Gaines, who immediately pointed out an inconvenient fact.

"Both Serena and Venus lost to the 203rd ranked male tennis player," Gaines pointed out, noting that both Serena and Venus are phenoms among women. "My experience—my husband, he swam at University of Kentucky, as well—In terms of accolades and in terms of national ranking, I was a much better swimmer than them. He could kick my butt any day of the week... without trying."

Gaines is, in fact, absolutely correct. In 1998, both Serena and Venus Williams claimed they would be competitive on the men's Tour, specifically claiming that they could defeat any male player who ranked above 200 in the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) world rankings. German tennis player Karsten Braasch accepted the challenge and beat both of them on the same day... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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