Maine Trans Athlete Battle: Budget voting goes down to discussion around Libby Cenzure

The legislative body of the Maine State on Thursday night voted for its two -year budget, but the session was postponed to a long discussion of the involvement of transgender athletes and the Censure of the Republican MP. Lovor Libby.

Libby, censored by Maine’s democratic majority and speaker Ryan Fecteau For a post on social media that identifies a minor athlete, he proposed several amendments to the state budget through a hole in state legislative policy.

On Tuesday, Libby delivered a 10 -story amendment to the budget before the deadline, which does not prevent censorship. So, Libby was allowed to speak and present these changes and additions during the session on Thursday. One of these amendments was not related to the budget, but was a proposal not to transcend athletes from a sport of girls.

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However, when Libby talked about the presentation of her amendments, he protested more Democrats, encouraging a debate with Republican representatives.

“During this four -minute presentation procedure, there was eventually a debate on Kat … Between the Republicans and the Democrats regarding my censorship. So there was basically a second vote regarding censorship, confirming the dedication of Democrat to silence my voice and my voice,” Libby said.

In addition to Libby’s proposal to ban Trans athlete from the sport of girls, she proposed multiple budget accounts that would reduce tax and state consumption. These prop

However, Libby’s amendments were not even considered, and Democrats moved that the amendments were delayed to the reverses.

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“I was not able to talk to them, to advocate for them, and to ask for the benefit that he would bring to the people of Maine,” Libby said.

Ultimately, the budget he adopted did not include any Republican contribution. Maine House approved a $ 11.3 billion $ 74-67 spending plan along party lines. The Senate adopted him 18-17, and two Democrats joined the Republicans in opposition.

Libby was censored on February 25th because of her social media station who identified a minor by name with a photo. Libby’s Post pointed out that the transgender athlete of the trail and terrain took the first place at the Maine Girls Pole competition, after competing as a boy just a year earlier.

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“It is an outstanding double standard, because in many places there are public photos of this individual, on social media, and even some published by his school. And, yes, this post became viral, but this was an individual who participated in a public event, who publicly stood on the podium and accepted the championship medal that rightly belonged to socializing.

Libby filed a lawsuit against Fecteau and Maine House Officer Robert Hunt, who seeks to renew her vote and speech rights.

Libby represents more than 9,000 ingredients in Maine’s house in the house 90, and six reported a lawsuit as prosecutors because Cenzura prevented her from performing other legislative actions to serve these voters.

“The works of the speakers not only relied me, but they disenfined the thousands of voters I present, and this is a bigger picture here; the fact that the speaker, in his eyes, revenge against me because he does not like what I have to say,” Libby said before Fox News Digital.

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