Payton McNabb Calls Dem Coldness ‘Heartbreaking’ As Trump Talks of Her Injuries From Trans Athlete
Former volleyball player Payton McNabb was at President Donald Trump’s joint address to Congress on Tuesday night. She was honored by the president for overcoming injuries she received at the hands of a transgender…
Former volleyball player Payton McNabb was at President Donald Trump’s joint address to Congress on Tuesday night.
She was honored by the president for overcoming injuries she received at the hands of a transgender opponent in 2022, according to a report on Fox News.
Those injuries included a concussion, brain bleed and permanent whiplash.
Another injury came Tuesday night at the hands of Democratic lawmakers — heartbreak.
The 19-year-old McNabb has become advocate for separating males and females in sports competitions. Trump reiterated his promise to cut federal funding to U.S. schools that allow trans athletes to compete against girls.
As Trump cast a spotlight on McNabb, Democrat fell silent as Republicans appreciated what she has been able to accomplish.
The snub, McNabb said, was both “heartbreaking” and expected.
“Last night, just overall, the Democrat Party was so disrespectful,” McNabb told Fox News. “And they didn’t stand up for any of the guests, they didn’t stand up for DJ Daniel, who is the young boy who survived brain cancer, they didn’t stand up for Laken Riley’s family, whose daughter literally suffered a traumatic death that should have never happened, and every other guest that was there had some sort of powerful story, and they didn’t clap for any of that.”