A Republican speaker argues against transgender women using women's bathrooms, framing it as a safety issue and a matter of biological sex. He uses confrontational language and vivid analogies to make the case that protecting women's spaces is a core party value.
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We stand with women. Republicans are going to stand up for women. We are not going to let them be victimized. We are not going to let them feel unsafe. We are not going to allow men that think they're women to invade their safe spaces. It's not happening on our watch. This is simple. This is freaking simple. You've got to be clear. If you can't fight this fight, oh my Lord. Hey homie, you got a bathroom in your office? You can swing your dingaling in there. You can pee in there. There's unisex restrooms. You can pee in there. You're not invading a female space. And I'm done with this crap. I'm not going into this biological male. I can't stand when conservatives say that. There's male and female. That's all God created. Everybody knows it because when you pee, you either sit down or you stand.