Meghan McCain Dispute with it Bravo TV host Andy Cohen, a transgender athlete who competed with biowomen in sports last month, wrote an op-ed on her beliefs on Friday.

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Meghan McCain and his father, Republican Arizona Sen. John McCain, participated in the Arizona Diamondbacks against the Los Angeles Dodgers on August 10, 2017 at Chase Field in Phoenix. (Mark J. Redlas – America’s today’s movement)

“Anti-opposition to trans athletes in women’s sports is not a question of tolerance or equality. It’s about fairness – protecting biological women.” “I don’t believe that no one born with a biological male will have a physical advantage over biological women, no matter what hormones they take.”

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Ultimately, the issue is a “failure” for Democrats, McCain added.

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Meghan McCain’s column was published in The New York Post. (Get Images/NBCU via Get Tomage’s photo library)

“For Democrats, it’s a failed cultural war issue. I will never understand why they were dying on this mountain,” she wrote. “They claim that this would affect such a few people, but this argument also works in the opposite direction – why did they promote unfair situations for the self of a few people?”

“It’s an equality issue. I’m not a hedge, I won’t be under social pressure, nor am I moving. I appreciate your courage for everyone who fights alongside me on this issue.”

McCain stressed that the issue began in March Payton McNabb She was injured in a volleyball game in the hands of trans athletes.

In his response to McCain, he suggested that McNabbe was “insulting” trans people.

“Given the fact that this country, your former allies to the LGBTQ community and the fact that this non-issue affects four people in the country, you’re surprised by the insults of the trans community,” Cohen wrote in an article on X.

St. Louis native and TV personality Andy Cohen threw the first game ahead of the game between the Arizona Diasondbacks and the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium in St. Louis on May 20, 2016. (Jeff Curry today – American Sports)

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McCain added in the column that she has known Cohen for many years but now suggests that he is considered a “ex-friend.”

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