Trans Pole Vaulter Wins 1st Place

A speaker attacks a transgender pole vaulter named Katie who won a girls' competition at a Maine high school meet, clearing a height that set a record. He calls her victory illegitimate, uses derogatory language, and blames her, her parents, and the school for what he frames as a cultural problem.
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Guys, you know there's a dude pretending to be a girl that won a pole vaulting contest over females. I mean, I, I'm looking at homeboy, I'm looking at homeboy, uh, sitting at the top of the, uh, the thing with a freaking bulge in his pants, and this dude, you because he identifies as a female with a psychological disorder, he gets the prize. A transgender-identifying male competing under the name Katie from Cumberland's, uh, Greeley High School came out on top in the girls pole vault competition on Monday during the Maine indoor track meet at Bates College. The student is a male who pre— I hate saying biological male. Of course they're a biological male. What the hell else is there? It's male and female. It's as simple as that. I'm sorry, I, I don't believe in— I— even when it comes to writing, even when it's a more conservative piece, I hate placating to people that have gender dysphoria. We don't do it. I don't think it's healthy. It's not healthy. There's truth and there's a lie. It, it, um, it's really that simple. Not everything is black and white. Some things are nuanced. But one thing that is black and white, when you look down, you either have a penis or you have vagina. And if you don't, then they make a movie about you. But it's rare, extremely rare. The student is a male who previously competed in boys pole vaulting as a mid-level athlete. Since identifying as a girl, Katie has been allowed to compete against female students. At Monday's meet, Katie jumped 11 feet, a mediocre score for boys, but within just 1 inch of Maine's, Maine's girls pole vault champion who set an 11-foot, 1-inch record last year. The guy should be ashamed of himself. The parents should be ashamed of themselves. The high school should be ashamed of themselves. And this nonsense has got to stop. We've got to change this culture. Trump is working to change the culture. We got to help a brother out.
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