(The Center Square) - Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed an executive order Thursday banning what she called “nonsense terms” from state government documents, including “pregnant people,” “laboring person,” and “birth giver.'
- Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed an executive order Thursday banning what she called “nonsense terms” from state government documents, including “pregnant people,” “laboring person,” and “birth giver."
“I wish that we didn’t have to write and have executive orders like this but because of the growing trend that continues to seep into all areas of our life, we feel like it’s important,” Sanders said at a news conference Thursday where she signed the executive order.“Women give birth. Today that has become controversial, but it shouldn’t be,” said Chandler. “Gov. Sanders' executive order is smart on a number of counts.
“We are all here to say, frankly, that we’ve had enough. Enough trying to erase women and girls, enough denying our biological differences from men, and enough of the craziness that is taking over our country,” said Sanders. “Some on the left will accuse us of being nitpicky, that Arkansas should just lay down and accept the cultural revolution without complaint," Sanders said."I say it’s the exact opposite. It’s the left that decided that 'woman' is a dirty word. It’s the left that decided we needed to toss out basic biology and basic grammar along with it. I think they’re just mad that conservatives have started to fight back. And they better get ready because we’re just getting started.
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