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Maine Rep. Laurel Libby They are seeking US Supreme Court intervention in her case to overturn her accusations of social media posts identifying minor trans athletes. Currently, Democrat defendants have filed their responses in the High Court.
Defendant, Speaker of the House of Representatives of Maine Ryan Fecto House clerk Robert Hunt, represented by Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey, defended the decision to denounce Libby for his February post in a response Thursday afternoon.
“Like other condemnations by Maine’s House of Representatives, the condemnation resolution required Rep. Libby to apologise for her actions, and not to abandon her opinions.
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“Her denial violates the rules of Maine home, Rule 401 (11). Rep. Libby previously agreed to govern the House minutes with her colleagues in the House. Rule 401 (11) does not participate in the discussion of the floor before members found by Body, who have been involved in violating the rules, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the discussion of the floor, before participating in the
Libby provided Fox News Digital with a statement addressing the response.
“I was elected to represent the people in my district and defend their rights. I spoke to defend the rights of women and girls. Women are discriminated against and silent under policies that allow biological men to compete in women’s sports. Don’t believe them,” she said.
When the Democratic majority in the Maine House of Representatives voted to denounce Libby on February 25th, she proposed restoring her rights to vote and speak if she apologises for the Post. However, Libby told them he wouldn’t apologize.
Libby previously told Fox News Digital that she called out to her the day after Fecteau created a social media post.
“He found it uncomfortable and asked to defeat it. At the same time, I asked him if he would support Maine girls and support a policy that would stop discrimination against young Maine women in sports, and he refused to answer,” Libby said.
“The main criticism from Democrats is that it was a photo of a minor.”
Libby added that none of the trans-athlete’s family or high school’s family contacted her about the post. She also claims that the athlete has already been made public in other media. The Portland Press Herald published a summary of the event, referring to athletes.
Libby filed a lawsuit against Fecteau on March 11th to overturn the accusation.
However, Rhode Island US District Judge Melissa Dubose has ruled. For Libby In her April 22nd case, Dubose, appointed by former President Joe Biden in January, took the lead in the suit after all district judges in Maine refused it.
Juryers John C. Nivison, John A. Woodcock, Lance E. Walker, Karen F. Wolf, Stacey D. Neumann and Nancy Tolen signed the recusal order shortly after the case was first filed. There was no reason.
Dubose ended with this case and ruled in favour of Fectoteau. The First Circuit subsequently ruled against Libby.
So now, Libby is seeking the US Supreme Court intervention.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Justice has announced that it has filed a lawsuit for its continued rebellion against Maine. Trump’s Executive orders to block biological men out of girls and women’s sports and violate Title IX. Libby attended the press conference along with Attorney General Pam Bondy and Department of Education Linda McMahon.
Two Maine school districts, Maine Regional Schools Unit 24 and MSAD 70, have put the issues into their own hands, amended local sports gender eligibility policies, ban trans athletes from women’s competitions, and are working with Libby and Trump.
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Care to this issue has been extended over the past week after the trans athletes won multiple events in the women’s concrete meet.
The athlete identifying the trances who competed at North Yarmouth Academy in Yarmouth, Maine, blew the second-place runner who won the 1600-meter race at the Poland and Nialmus Saycoast tournaments in 5:57.27 hours, finishing at 6:16.32 hours. In the 800-meter event, the Transathlete finished first in the 2:43.31 hour.
a Surveys by research The American Parents Union found that of around 600 registered Maine voters, 63% said school sports participation should be based on biological sex, while 66% agreed that “it’s fair to limit women’s sports to biological women.”
The poll also found that 60% of residents support a voting measure that restricts participation in Women and girls’ sports Biological women. This included 64% of parents with children under the age of 18 and 66% of parents.
Shannon Bream and William Mears of Fox News contributed to this report.
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