13 States Come Together To Stop Obama Immediately According to recent reports, 13 states have now condemned Barack Obamas transgender-friendly bathroom policies, demanding that gender-confused men and women be allowed in showers and locker rooms in all public places. The debate began in North California, where the states new HB2 law, requiring people to use restrooms consistent with their biological sex, was challenged by the Justice Department. North Carolina quickly filed a lawsuit against them for executive overreach. That same week, Obama issued a letter to all public schools, arguing that they must allow transgender students and staff to use whichever restroom they please. Needless to say, North Carolina does not stand alone in their outrage. Now, a dozen states have joined in the movement, defending North Carolina and the states rights to set these guidelines themselves. You picked the wrong state to start this fight with, Sen. Ralph Hise commented at the GOP convention in Greensboro. Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas was among the first to show his support, tweeting: I announced today that Texas is fighting this. Obama cant rewrite the Civil Rights Act. Hes not the King. Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutichinson also tweeted to the school districts in his state, asking them to disregard Obamas guidance on gender identification. Alabama called Obama absurd. Other states to support the measure are: West Virginia, Arizona, Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, Utah, and Maine. What do you think of this measure? 