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Mike Johnson Speaks Out Against Men in Women's Bathrooms

Rebecca Downs
Rebecca Downs  |  November 19, 2024 9:00 PM

As Leah covered earlier on Tuesday, Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) filed a resolution barring men from women's restrooms at the U.S. Capitol. Such a move comes as Rep.-elect Tim "Sarah" McBride (D-DE), a biological man, who has been lauded by Democrats and their allies in the mainstream media as the first openly transgender member of the House, will take office next year. The fight over McBride and which bathroom the lawmaker will use has been a trending topic over X, with Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) weighing in.

As of Tuesday evening, Mace's pinned post is also a video of her placing her own sign outside the women's room indicating that the women's room is for "BIOLOGICAL" women, though Mace also says "I never thought we would need a sign for this."

Johnson, as streiff covered at our sister site of RedState, initially have something of a nonanswer of a response when he was asked about the resolution during a press conference earlier in the day. "I’m not gonna get into this. We treat all persons with dignity and respect. And we will. And I’m not going to engage in silly debates about this," he said.

Still, Johnson did affirm the simple biological truth that there were only two genders. "Let me be unequivocally clear. A man is a man, and a woman is a woman. And a man cannot become a woman," he said. He also gave a definitive statement to the Associated Press, as streiff also noted. 

"We’re not going to have men in women’s bathrooms," Johnson told the outlet. "I’ve been consistent about that with anyone I’ve talked to about this."

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Another reason for the trending topic is because Mace has been violently threatened by a transgender activist for daring to introduce such a resolution. The congresswoman has been posting all throughout Tuesday about her resolution and the need for it. 

Nevertheless, Mace has not let that break her resolve. If anything, it seems to have made her stronger, as the activist in question seems to have made her point for her that women need protection.