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Jay Feely, a former NFL booter who presents himself for the Congress in Arizona, made his position on men in female sports known as the quarrel of Simone Biles-Riley Gaines on Saturday.
Feely wrote on X in response to the personal attack on biles against sheaths, “men do not belong to female sports!”
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Simone Biles (Kyle Terada-USA today Sports)
“The argument @simone_biles is the antithesis of the title 9 and the equality of opportunity it is offered to women. This puts girls in dangerous and compromising situations, therefore a man who claims to be a woman can feel better in her skin,” wrote Feel.
Feely added her support to sheaths in the post.
“Simone does not win any medal if she rivals men,” he wrote. “Serena Williams does not win any tournament if she rivals men. They are the best to do so. Why should we compromise with our high school students and collegial and take off their opportunities.”
The publication of Simone Biles’s social media saying that it was “the right thing that guys do not compete with girls’ resurfaces
Jay Feely (Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY SPORTS)
Biles continued after sheaths while the host of the Podcast Outkick reacted to a transgender launcher in competition at the Minnesota State softball championship.
“@Riley_gaines_ you are really sick, all this campaign because you have lost a race. Straight up loser”, wrote Biles on X. “You should build the trans community and perhaps find a way to make the sport inclusive or create a new avenue where the trans feel safe in sport. Perhaps a transgender category in all sports !!
“But instead … you intimidate them … One thing for sure is only anyone in sport is safe with you !!!!!”
Gaines responded to the bile attack.
“It’s so disappointing. My point of view is the least controversial vision of the planet,” said Gaines in response to Biles post. “Simone Biles being a man-spat at the expense of the dreams of young girls? I didn’t have that on my bingo card.
Simone Biles (Jack Gruber-USA today Sports)
“Maybe she could compete in Pommel Horse and Rings in 2028.”
Feely revealed that he was entering the Arizona congress race in April in an interview with PK Press Club Digital. He entered the republican primary of the 5th district of the Arizona Congress to replace the representative Andy Biggs, who presents himself to be the next governor of the State of the Grand Canyon.
