Politics

Sen. Britt: Democrats Abandon Women While Pushing Fake ‘Girl Power’ Stunts

Published

March 5, 2025

Alabama Senator Katie Britt didn’t hold back on The Ingraham Angle, calling out Democrats for their hypocrisy on women’s rights, economic policy, and their relentless attacks on President Donald Trump. Speaking with host Laura Ingraham, Britt slammed the left’s performative politics while reaffirming her support for Trump’s agenda and the American people.

Britt Slams Democrats for Failing to Protect Women’s Sports

During the segment, Britt blasted congressional Democrats for rejecting the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, a bill designed to keep biological males out of women’s sports.

“They don’t get to own anything, especially when they’re unwilling to stand up for young girls and do the right thing,” Britt declared. She pointed out that not a single Democrat voted for the bill, despite overwhelming public support—80% of Americans oppose biological males competing in women’s sports.

Britt and Ingraham discussed the left’s recent theatrics, including staged walkouts and coordinated color-themed protests. Ingraham mocked the hypocrisy of their so-called “girl power” stunts while abandoning real women’s rights. Britt agreed, calling out the mainstream media’s refusal to hold them accountable.

Defending Trump’s Agenda and Exposing Democrat Hypocrisy

The discussion quickly shifted to the broader attacks on President Trump and his administration. Britt condemned the left’s gaslighting tactics, saying, “They’ve weaponized the justice system. They have taken a backseat to what is good for America.”

She defended Trump’s cabinet selections, including Chris Landau for Deputy Secretary of State and Elbridge Colby for a top diplomatic role, saying these individuals understand Trump’s vision and are ready to execute it. She contrasted their experience and substance with the Democrats’ political grandstanding.

On trade policy, Britt emphasized the importance of agriculture to Alabama’s economy, noting that one in five jobs in the state is connected to farming. She called out Biden’s failure to pass a Farm Bill for over 500 days, a direct hit to rural America. “Donald Trump put farmers first last time. They know the end result was good for them,” Britt said, reinforcing the president’s commitment to American workers and food security.

Trump’s Economic Plan and the F ight Against China

Britt also addressed Trump’s strong stance on China, particularly his tariffs designed to protect American jobs. While some lawmakers voiced concerns, Britt defended Trump’s strategy, arguing that tariffs are necessary to counter China’s economic aggression.

“China has undercut American workers time and time again, and we have not had a leader willing to stand up,” Britt stated. She praised Trump’s recent executive order prioritizing domestic manufacturing and securing critical supply chains, calling it a crucial move to rebuild America’s industrial strength.

As the segment wrapped up, Britt made it clear that the fight for women’s sports is far from over. She and her Republican colleagues are committed to codifying Trump’s executive order banning biological males from women’s sports, ensuring it becomes permanent law.

Britt’s appearance on The Ingraham Angle sent a clear message: Republicans are ready to fight back, defend America’s workers, and stand up for the rights of women and girls.