Fairness in Women’s Sports: California Lawyer Educates CNN Anchor

Did you swoon when you first saw Canadian Jordan Peterson take on a British TV host over gender issues? Or cheer as Canadian conservative Pierre Poilievre, whilst nonchalantly eating an apple in an orchard, dismantled a reporter on economic issues?

Lest you suppose that Canadians uniquely excel at this sort of gracious humbling of opponents, consider that a California attorney just had her Canadian moment on CNN. While explaining why many Californians object to the presence of a male who identifies as a female while competing in girls’ prep sports, Julie Hamill calmly disassembled CNN host Brianna Keilar’s bias/prevarication/spin. She offered a master class in Canadian-style communications. (Disclosure: Hamill is my colleague at the California Policy Center.)

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Will Swaim

Will Swaim is the CEO of the California Policy Center and, with David L. Bahnsen, a co-host of National Review’s Radio Free California podcast.

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Did you swoon when you first saw Canadian Jordan Peterson take on a British TV host over gender issues? Or cheer as Canadian conservative Pierre Poilievre, whilst nonchalantly eating an apple in an orchard, dismantled a reporter on economic issues?

Lest you suppose that Canadians uniquely excel at this sort of gracious humbling of opponents, consider that a California attorney just had her Canadian moment on CNN. While explaining why many Californians object to the presence of a male who identifies as a female while competing in girls’ prep sports, Julie Hamill calmly disassembled CNN host Brianna Keilar’s bias/prevarication/spin. She offered a master class in Canadian-style communications. (Disclosure: Hamill is my colleague at the California Policy Center.)