Riley Gaines calls out Trudeau’s ‘radical disdain for women’ after trans powerlifter sets record
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The former University of Kentucky All-American swimmer criticized the prime minister and the gender-confused male for discriminating against female athletes.
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(LifeSiteNews) — Riley Gaines, the American swimmer turned conservative activist and advocate for women’s sports, took a direct shot at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after a gender-confused biological male who claims to be a female set a Canadian women’s powerlifting record last weekend.
“@JustinTrudeau’s radical disdain for women (and reality) in effect,” Gaines posted Monday in a video on X (formerly Twitter).
“There is a new Canadian national record holder in women’s powerlifting. The only problem is it wasn’t set by a woman.”
Gaines is a former University of Kentucky All-American swimmer and is best known for speaking out against men competing against women in sports because of transgender ideology.
In the video post, she took aim at the gender-confused person who goes by the name of “Anne” Andres, 40, who over the weekend set a Canadian powerlifting record at the Canadian Powerlifting Union’s 2023 Western Canadian Championship despite strong opposition from females in the sport.
Andres out-lifted the females in the category by over 200 kilograms, winning first place in the Female Masters Unequipped category.