California Track Star’s Family Responds to Trump’s Impact on Girls’ Championship Amid Trans Athlete Controversy

California Track Star's Family Responds to Trump's Impact on Girls' Championship Amid Trans Athlete Controversy

California Track Star's Family Responds to Trump's Impact on Girls' Championship Amid Trans Athlete Controversy

**California Track Star’s Family Responds to Trump’s Impact on Girls’ Championship Amid Trans Athlete Controversy: A Hilarious Family Affair**

In a shocking twist that could only happen in the Golden State, the family of California track star, 17-year-old Daisy “Lightning Legs” Thompson, has issued a statement regarding former President Donald Trump’s recent comments on the ongoing trans athlete controversy. The family claims that Trump’s tweets have “totally ruined Daisy’s chances of winning the state championship” — and they’re not just talking about her running skills.

“Ever since he tweeted about ‘the girls’ running faster than ever,’ Daisy has been tripping over her own shoelaces,” said her father, Bob Thompson, who is also the self-proclaimed “World’s Fastest Dad” after winning a 5K in 1998. “I mean, how can she focus on her sprinting when she’s busy dodging political tweets like they’re hurdles?”

Daisy’s mother, Linda, chimed in, “I thought we were just training for the championship, but now we’re also training for a Twitter war! I can’t even keep up with the hashtags. #RunLikeAGirl? More like #RunFromTheTweets!”

Meanwhile, Daisy’s younger brother, Timmy, who aspires to be a professional meme creator, has taken it upon himself to create a series of viral memes featuring Trump in a tutu, captioned “When you realize you can’t outrun your own policies.”

“Honestly, I think Daisy should just embrace the chaos,” Timmy said, munching on a bag of organic kale chips. “If she can outrun Trump’s tweets, she can outrun anyone!”

As the championship approaches, Daisy remains optimistic. “I just want to run,” she said, “but if I trip over a tweet, I’m blaming it on the former president. I mean, he’s the one who said I should be running faster!”

In a final twist, the Thompson family has decided to host a “Tweet and Sprint” event, where participants will run while reading Trump’s tweets aloud. “It’s like a fun run, but with more confusion and fewer finish lines,” Bob explained. “And who knows? Maybe we’ll even raise money for a new pair of shoes that don’t come with a side of political drama!”

As the state championship looms, one thing is clear: in California, the only thing faster than Daisy’s legs may just be the political commentary surrounding her.

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