Who Should Compete In Women's Sports?
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Who Should Compete In Women's Sports? Authored by Charles Lipson via RealClear Politics, “What is a woman?” “Can a man get pregnant?” Questions like those are frequently raised at Senate hearings for progressive nominees to the federal bench or Cabinet positions. Republicans pose them for a reason. They know the witnesses will fumble the answers. Some try to wriggle out with circumlocutions, offering only convoluted mumbling. That works brilliantly for French academic articles...

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