USA Today Columnist Can't Even Cover Simone Biles' Apology To Riley Gaines Honestly

USA Today columnist Nancy Armour is at it again. 

When Simone Biles launched a personal attack on Riley Gaines last week over Gaines' defense of biological reality, Armour went off the deep end. In a nonensical paragraph designed to support Biles' ridiculous personal attacks on Gaines, she claimed that there is no "scientific evidence" that males have a physical advantage over females.

"There is no scientific evidence that transgender women athletes have a physical advantage over cisgender women athletes, but that hasn’t stopped Gaines from claiming they do," Armour wrote. "She insists they are ‘robbing' cisgender women of places on the podium, and she doesn’t care if it’s a 12- or 22-year-old that she’s putting in harm’s way in this overheated climate where ignorance and violence are celebrated equally."

READ: USA Today Columnist Defends Simone Biles' Attack On Riley Gaines, Says Trans Athletes Don't Have Advantages

But even Biles realized her position was so indefensible that it necessitated issuing a public apology that was issued Tuesday. And when covering it, Armour couldn't help but once again deflect, misinform and defend the indefensible.

PARIS, FRANCE - AUGUST 03: Simone Biles of Team United States celebrates after finishing her routine during the Artistic Gymnastics Women's Vault Final on day eight of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 at Bercy Arena on August 03, 2024 in Paris, France. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)

When covering Biles' apology, Armour, writing in USA Today, only referenced specific parts of Biles apology to gloss over the most important sections. Instead, she decided to frame her story as if both Biles' criticism, and hers, was based on the age of the male athletes involved. 

"Gaines has