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In this episode of #GoRight with Peter Boykin, we break down North Carolina’s new rule defining sex as male and female and banning state funding for gender transition surgeries and medications. Supporters are calling it a conservative win. Critics are calling it scientifically ignorant. But the real story is deeper and far more important.

This is not just a debate about gender. It is a debate about state power, individual liberty, and constitutional restraint.

From a Constitutional Republic perspective, the question is simple but uncomfortable:
Does limited government mean less authority over personal identity, or only less authority when it is politically convenient?

We examine where the state has legitimate authority over taxpayer funding and where it crosses the line into defining citizens for administrative convenience. We discuss the biological reality of intersex individuals, the difference between refusing public funding and regulating private life, and why conservatives weaken their own principles when they invite government into personal identity.

This episode challenges both sides to slow down and ask the hard question Republicans often avoid:
If government can define identity today because it feels “common sense,” what stops it from redefining liberty tomorrow?

This is not culture war commentary. It is constitutional analysis.
It is not about approval. It is about restraint.
And it is a reminder that liberty erodes quietly when power is normalized selectively.

Watch, share, and decide whether we are defending conservatism or redefining it out of convenience.

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