Radically far-left Virginia. Gov. Abigail Spanberger has quietly terminated a regulation proposed by her Republican predecessor that would have prevented males from competing in female sports and entering female spaces.
“Spanberger [terminated the regulation] on July 30, but the public is only finding out about it now, a month and a half later,” D.C. station WJLA reported. “The withdrawal of the rulemaking is buried on a government website that few people look at.”
Although her decision to quietly terminate the regulation comes as a surprise, her support for transgender madness doesn’t.
WATCH: Virginia Democrat Abigail Spanberger when asked about why she supports men being in girl’s locker rooms responds with 2 minute and 45 second word salad.
She even goes as far as to defend NoVa schools that are full of sex pests like Richard Cox:
“They are following the… pic.twitter.com/CwKYSlkcZp
— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) October 12, 2025
The effort to create a new rule to protect girls and women began with a petition filed in April of 2025 by female athletes Réka György, Lily Mullens, and Carter Satterfield, according to Fox News.
“The petition asked the Virginia State Board of Health to adopt regulations barring biological males from female-only athletic teams and competitions, as well as female spaces in which women and girls could be undressed,” the news network noted.
Months later, in August of 2025, the Virginia Board of Health approved the petition, thus giving the state the authority to start developing the new regulations.
FYI, György is one of the girls who previously got beaten in swimming by a ludicrously gigantic “transgender” swimmer:
Virginia Tech swimmer Reka Gyorgy has released a full statement on the NCAA allowing Lia Thomas to compete in the 500 freestyle. She was 17th in the event.
“Every event that transgender athletes participated in was one spot taken away from biological females throughout the meet” pic.twitter.com/Z0J9lUY3pN
— Kyle Sockwell (@kylesockwell) March 20, 2022
György isn’t happy about Spanberger’s stunning decision to eliminate the rule.
“It saddens me to see Spanberger take a position that I feel does not adequately protect female athletes and women’s privacy and safety,” she told WJLA. “I have been fighting for women’s sports for years.”
“Last year, I filed a petition to protect women’s sports and women-only spaces in Virginia, so this issue is very personal to me,” she added. “It is difficult for me to see decisions being made that I believe could negatively affect women and girls.”
György continued by ripping Spanberger a new one.
“I personally think it is a shame to see Spanberger use her position and power in a way that, in my view, takes away fairness and privacy from women’s sports and spaces,” she said. “Women should not have to lose opportunities or their sense of privacy simply because those in positions of power have the ability to change the rules.”
WJLA also spoke with parents of local teens who’ve been fighting for years for sex-separated sports, locker rooms, and bathrooms.
“It’s disappointing for sure, particularly because she campaigned as a moderate and essentially lied to Virginians about her positions on a lot of things,” parent Abbie Platt said. “So, as a parent who has been fighting for the protection of my daughter in sports and also in private spaces-it’s maddening to say the least.”
“There was a process in place that allowed parents to contribute and to give feedback, and she just shut it all down, and it tells you where her priorities are and who she cares about,” Platt added. “It’s not the vast majority of people who support girls’ sports and private spaces for girls and women.”
Virginia state Sen. Tara Durant told the station in a statement that she suspects Spanberger terminated the proposed regulation quietly because polls have consistently shown most Americans are against transgender madness.
“The vast majority of people ultimately — they want our girls to be able to have fairness when they compete,” Durant said. “I’m the parent of two daughters myself, and especially in their spaces as well, they feel pretty darn strongly about that. This is a matter of safety as well as fairness for them.”
Writers and editors can be contacted at [email protected] with feedback, tips, or corrections.
V. Saxena is a staff writer with a decade of experience as a professional writer, and a lifetime of experience as an avid news junkie. He holds a degree in computer technology from Purdue University. Saxena also contributes to BizPac Review.
- Gov. Abigail Spanberger quietly nukes rule to protect female sports, parents sound off - September 18, 2026
- Violent Chinese gangs operate an illegal marijuana empire in California under Newsom: report - September 18, 2026
- Top Democrat puts hold on Trump’s $2.8 billion Israel bomb deal - September 17, 2026
Comment
We have no tolerance for comments containing violence, racism, profanity, vulgarity, doxing, or discourteous behavior. If a comment is spam, instead of replying to it please click the ∨ icon below and to the right of that comment. Thank you for partnering with us to maintain fruitful conversation.