Maine House speaker deletes X account after censuring Rep. Laurel Libby

Ryan Fecteau, the democratic spokesman for the Maine House of Representatives Censored Republican MP Laurel Libby.

Libby was pointed out by the democratic majority on Tuesday evening for a mail recently shown in social media post. Transgender high school athlete won a girls’ competition. The censorship resolutions was rejected with a vote of 75-70 and revoked Lebby’s speech and voting privileges.

Feceau said during a hearing that Lebby’s rights would only be restored until she apologized, but she told him that night that she would not apologize.

Libby pointed out that FECTS account had been deactivated in an X -Post on Thursday.

“Apparently Maine’s speaker did not hear the people’s voices.

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Fecteau let his Facebook and Bluesky accounts actively have the situation with Libby or the deactivation of his account. Many of his contributions on these platforms were flooded with comments that criticized his decision to criticize Libby.

“You are a coward. An enemy coward who obviously hates young girls,” commented a user on the latest Facebook post from Fecteauaus.

“While they scream that Trump and Republican are Nazis and want a dictatorship, they are silent about a representative to pronounce the valid concerns of their voter. The usual hypocrisy of the Democrats emphasizes,” commented another Facebook user.

Fecteau has been in his role as spokesman for the house in Maine since 2020. At the time of his election as a spokesman in December 2020, Fecteau was the youngest active state spokesman in the United States at the age of 28 and the first open gay person who acted as spokesman for the Maine House.

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On Tuesday, Fecteau Lebbys censorship adopted based on the premise, which identified her social media contribution about the transgender athlete with a photo and contained the name of the athlete.

Libby’s Post, who identified the trans -athlete, came last Sunday when she pointed out that a transgender athletics athlete had first place in a Maine Girls Stab Service competition after he had started as a boy just a year earlier.

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“It is a remarkable double standards because there are public photos of this person in many places on social media and even published by his school.

During the vote on Tuesday, Libby also approached the importance of the protection of girls and women’s sports before transgender inclusion with a prepared seven-side speech. 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, adding that she had never happened in the legislature in Maine during her term.

Libby’s unveiling of the transgender athlete inflamed national conversation and reporting on the politics of the state for trans inclusion after Maine announced that the recent “No Men in Women’s Sports” -Scheiberger would not meet the recent “No Men in Women’s Sports”.

Trump then swore to reduce the financing to the state because he had refused to pursue his order during a meeting of governors in the White House.

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 are saving in the White House during a cross -party meeting of the governors.

Just a few hours after this interaction, the US Ministry of Education announced that this would be Investigation of the state To fight for transgender athletes, to the enabled of the sports and potential title IX.

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