Maine legislature censures Rep for calling out trans athlete won girls’ event

The Maine House of Representatives voted on Tuesday evening for a recently in social media post, in which it was pointed out that an athlete won a girls’ competition for the transgender high school.

The democratic majority of the Maine House under the direction of spokesman Ryan Fecteau passed the Censure Resolution on Tuesday evening with 75-70. Libby must no longer talk about the house floor or coordinate until it spends an apology.

Libby told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview after the vote that she does not want to apologize for her last post.

After the censorship had been determined, Feceau Libby said that the house members would take a break while Libby had considered her apology.

“I said to him: ‘We don’t have to make ourselves easy’ because I would continue to speak for girls from Maine,” said Libby.

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Libby’s contribution came last Sunday, when she pointed out that a transgender athletics athlete had given first place at a Maine Girls’ Pole Tresor competition after he had started as a boy just a year earlier. The premise of Lebby’s censorship through the Maine House focused on the fact that she published a photo of a minor and the name of this minor.

“It is a remarkable double standards, since it was published in many places, on social media and even some of his school, and so yes, this post became viral, but this was a person who took part in a public event. The public Stand on a podium and accepted a championship medal that rightly belonged to the girls who were in second place, “said Libby.

The majority leaders of the house, Matt Moonen, condemned Libby in a statement about the house floor.

“She broken the trust that she as a chosen civil servant in this House of Representatives in her,” said Moonen. “This institution and all Maine earn better.”

Billy Bob Faulkingham, Chairman of the House Menity, spoke out against censorship and pointed out that the state legislator’s ethics code does not mention online contributions that make members.

During the vote on Tuesday, Libby came to the House Floor with a prepared seven-page speech to protect girls and women’s sports before trans-inclusion. However, her microphone was consistently switched off during the whole night when she tried to give this speech.

“I was completely unable to get a word out of my first sentence before the other side closes me,” said Libby and added that she had never seen this during her term in the Legislature Maine that something like this had happened .

Libby later posted a video in which she was talking on Facebook After the hearing.

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Libby says that she does not intend to apologize, but she has a further procedure that she intends to regain her coordination and speech privileges, but has not disclosed any details of this plan.

Maine’s Republicans and the voters of Libby will now lose a voice and a voice for other questions in the state’s legislative procedure in a busy month.

Libby recently proposed a legislative template to expand access to the residents of mental health, which it cannot enforce. In the coming weeks, the Maine House will vote on the upcoming half -year budget, and Libby cannot vote on it either.

“It looks like I am not talking about it or voting about it,” she said.

Libby’s unveiling of the trans -athlete lit the national conversation and reporting on the politics of the state about Trans -Inclusion, after Maine announced, President Donald Trump’s recent “No Men in Women’s Sports” discovery.

Trump then vanished to reduce the financing to the state because he had refused in the White House in the White House last Thursday in the White House during a meeting of governors.

On Friday, Mills’ office reacted with an explanation that threatened legal steps against the Trump administration if it had held back the federal financing of the state. Then Trump and Mills saved in a widespread argument in the White House during a cross -party meeting of governors in the White House during a cross -party meeting.

Just a few hours after this interaction, the US Ministry of Education announced that this will be the case Investigation of the state This enables Trans -athletes to take part in violations of girls sports and potential title IX.

Police protection Since then the High School has been assigned in which the Trans -Athlete took part, which was identified in her Facebook post regarding the security in your Facebook post.

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A current New York Times/Ipsos survey The vast majority of Americans, including the majority of the Democrats, did not think that transgender athletes can take part in women’s sports.

Of the 2,128 people who took part, 79%said that biological men who identify as women are not allowed to participate in women’s sports. Of the 1,025 people who identified themselves as Democrats or identified Democrats, 67% transgender athletes did not say to compete with women.

For Libby, she has her own hypothesis about why democratic legislators in her state and many in the whole country are so hard to fight for protecting Trans -Inclusion in girls sports, even though most Americans and even most democrats are against it.

“I think Maine Democrat’s attitude is not hard enough and have to dig up,” said Libby.

But she expects Democrats to fight for their current attitude and censor their Tuesday evening.

“I think,” she said.

Libby added that she believes that her Republican colleagues have her back when she fights against criticism.

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