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Five GOP Lawmakers Demand WNBA Answer a Simple Question: What Is a Woman? — John W. Rose | ChamberLight
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Five Republican House members are pressing the WNBA to explain its discipline decisions and how it defines eligibility for women's play. The article says they want answers by October 16 and portrays their inquiry as a challenge to the league's consistency.
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One of the lawmakers demanding answers from the WNBA; the article also identifies him as the author of a bill criticizing the league.
Former president mentioned in a sarcastic comparison about running the WNBA.
Senate candidate and former basketball player whom the article says declared for the WNBA draft.
One of the five lawmakers named as demanding answers from the WNBA.
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One of the lawmakers demanding answers from the WNBA; the article also identifies him as the author of a bill criticizing the league.
Former president mentioned in a sarcastic comparison about running the WNBA.
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