Maine State, Ambassador Laurel Libby, filed a lawsuit against the President of the House Ryan Fecteau after she He was censored February 15 for his post on social networks about a athlete of tranquilities.
The lawsuit seeks to renew Libby’s votes and spoken rights. Maine House Officer Robert Hunt was appointed other defendant in the lawsuit. Libby was originally told that she would return her rights if she apologized for the post. However, she said she would not apologize.
Libby’s censorship arrived in response to a post on social networks in which she highlighted a high school transportation player who won the girls’ competition. Post lit a controversy throughout the country and a splash between Democrats Maine Government Janet Mills and President Donald Trump, which is why federal agencies launched an investigation into IX title against the state and school district where the athlete enrolled.
A huge protest followed against Mills in the MAINE capital in Augustia.
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State Ambassador Maine Laurel Libby filed a lawsuit against the president of her state in the house after being censored on February 15th. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty/File)
The basis of Cenzure by Fecteau and Maine Democrats was Libby’s post that identified a minor with photography and name. However, Libby and her lawyers claim that the athlete was already published in a positive light and competed in a public forum of athletic event sponsored in the country.
“The championship was a public event, it was broadcast online, and the names, schools and photos of the winners were all published publicly,” says a copy of the lawsuit received by Fox News Digital.
Libby represents more than 9,000 ingredients in Maine’s House 90, and six of them signed a lawsuit as prosecutors, because Censorship interfered with her ability to help conduct other legislative actions to serve these voters.
“The speakers’ actions not only distracted me, but also disenfined the thousands of voters I present, and that is a bigger picture here; the fact that the speaker in his eyes revealed himself against me because he does not like what I have to say,” Libby said.
Libby recently proposed an account to expand access to resources for mental health for Maine residents, which she will not be able to help in piercing now. In the coming weeks, Maine House will vote on the upcoming two -year budget, and Libby will not vote about it.
For Libby, the lawsuit is not only intended to return her rights to her and her voters. She also says that she is an important step in the national battle against the transition involvement in women’s sports.
“For any reason, Maine has become a terrestrial zero for this discussion, and, of course, I want to bring back my voice so that I can talk to it; and while we are dealing with that question in legislation, I hope that everything that goes on in the next few weeks can help change the course in discussion, so not only Maine girls, but also rather,” who were sure.
Libby also encouraged Fecteau to simply return her rights to avoid the case on court and cost taxpayers of Maine’s price of any potential litigation proceedings.
Fox News Digital addressed the Fecteau’s office for comment.
In the meantime, Maine is under investigation by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health and Human Services (HHS) for potential violations of the title IX for rejection in accordance with Trump’s recent executive commands to prevent transcending athletes in maiden and women’s sports.
HHS informed about violating the state of Maine On February 25, and declared the state IX by IX, allowing trances to athletes to compete in maiden sports. HHS later expanded the scope of the investigation to the Association of Director of Maine and Greely High School.
Libby’s discovery of a trans -a -car has encouraged national media reports on the state policy on Trans APPLICATION After Maine announced that he would not be in line with Trump’s executive order. Trump then vowed to reduce the funds to the state for rejection, following his order.
Mills answered a statement that threatened legal proceedings against Trump’s administration if she maintained federal funding of the state. At that time, Trump and Mlinovi verbally paired into a widely published argument in the White House during a double -sided Governor meeting.
Just a few hours after that interaction, the US Ministry of Education announced that explore the state To allow trans -athletes to compete in girls’ sports and for potential violations of the title IX.
Police protection was awarded to Greely High School.
The countercipe even encouraged a protest against the mills called “Mill against Mills”, which took place in front of Maine’s state house on Saturday morning. Several athletes took the microphone on the march to speak against his governor of Democrat.
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A day later, eight Pro-Trans activists protested outside Libby’s home contrary to her views. They kept the inscriptions reading “The shame on you Laurel 4 by exploiting your child 4 your political gain” and “protect the trans youth”, according to Maine wire.
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