KJP tells reporter it is ‘dangerous’ to have concerns about female athletes competing with men

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre shut down a reporter asking about the safety of female athletes in high school being forced to compete with physically superior biological males who identify as female by claiming any such concern is to say “transgender kids are dangerous.”

President Biden’s spokesperson initially agreed it’s “a complicated issue” when asked in light of the administration’s proposed changes to Title IX if the White House worried about the physical safety of females competing against males, essentially deferring to the Department of Education.

The reporter pressed, “What would the President say to the parents out there who have daughters — say, in high school, for example — who are worried that their daughter may have to compete against a male, or a person born male, and there could be direct physical athletic competition?”

“So, look, what you’re alluding to is basically saying that transgender kids are dangerous. It sounds like that’s what you’re saying,” Jean-Pierre replied, interpreting the question to her liking.

When the reporter protested that assessment, she replied, “Well, you’re saying that their safety is at risk?

“This is strictly a safety question. This is strictly a safety question,” the reporter insisted.

“Yeah, but you’re laying out a kind of broad example or explanation of what could be potentially happening,” Jean-Pierre said. “That is dangerous. That is a dangerous thing to say that essentially transgender kids — we’re talking about — are dangerous.”

Having propagandized the issue to her satisfaction, the openly gay diversity hire was ready to move on.

“And so that’s something that I have to call out. That is irresponsible,” she added. “I had just laid out how complicated this issue is. I had just laid out why it’s complicated, and so anything that you have any additional questions, I refer you to the Department of Education. I’m gonna move on.”

A notable case that would warrant the question involved North Carolina high school volleyball player Payton McNabb, who reportedly suffered a concussion and neck injury last year when a transgender athlete spiked a ball with force hitting her in the face.

As social media users noted, it’s all but pointless trying to have a dialogue and ask questions of an administration that has no respect for the truth or the American people.

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