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Only six weeks after the nearly female Stephanie Turner was disqualified and escorted by a tournament for kneeling in protest of a trans opponent, he observed the man in charge of his grill punishment at a federal audience.
The president of the EE. UU., Damien Lehfeldt was roasted by Republican legislators in the Government Efficiency Department (Doge) The Subcommittee audience “unfair: keep men out of women’s sports” on Wednesday.
After the audience, Turner told Pak Gazette Digital that he would dedicate himself to his platform to boost the resignations between the key leadership figures in the United States.
“I’m going to press so that people give up, to be honest. I would like to see some people give up the comments they have made, especially publicly, who are harassing and destined to humiliate women, mothers and daughters worried,” Turner said.
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Representative Jasmine Crockett, Center, speaks with Stephanie Turner, on the left, a vallante who refused to compete against a transgender athlete, and Payton McNabb, a former volleyball player of the North Carolina Secondary School that was injured by a transgender opponent during the audience about the “Deslean game: 20, keeping men out of women’s sports.” held by the department of the Department of Subcommittee in the US Captain of May. Washington, DC (Kayla Bartkowski/Getty images)
USA FENING has provided a statement to Pak Gazette Digital that addresses Turner’s calls for leadership change.
“We respect the right of Mrs. Turner to share their views. Volunteer members of the USA Fencing Board, chosen by our membership, are still focused on serving athletes and complying with our obligations under the Ted Stevens law and other rules of the body of government. No leadership changes are not being considered,” reads the statement.
Lehfeldt, who was summoned and did not come voluntarily, became the most difficult things before the audience with a series of Instagram stories that were then exploited and used against him on the committee’s floor. In a publication, which went viral before the audience, he answered a question that he asked if he was “well” to put the female features at a disadvantage with a simple and shameless response: “Yes.”
Then, during the audience, Lehfeld admitted several times that he regretted having answered that way and admitted that the question required a “more nuanced” answer.
Representative Melanie Stansbury, on the left, and representative Marjorie Taylor Greene talk about an alleged screenshot of the Instagram of the director of the US Board of Fences. UU., Damien Lehfeldt (Kayla Bartkowski/Getty images)
“I was under oath, but I was surprised to have admitted having written a false response that he published on his Instagram,” Turner said. “Then, the simple admission that he knows what he is doing, and the intimidation tactics he has been using online, and knows that they are wrong, and that he had not written them until that moment, he took a audience, a summons hearing for him to do that, was surprising.”
USA Fencing provided a statement to Pak Gazette Digital directing the social networks of your chair on Wednesday.
“The social publications prior to the audience of Mr. Lehfeldt were made to their personal capacity. Before and during the audience, he clarified that the comments do not reflect the US fences policy. UU. And expressed his regret for any confusion they caused,” said the statement.
Who is Stephanie Turner? Female Fancer who knelt to protest against the tran opponent and turned on the global consciousness
However, that was just the beginning of things for Lehfeldt. Throughout the afternoon, he faced his fair part of insults and personal comments from the members of the Republican Committee.
The representative Tim Burhcet, Tenn’s Republican, asked Lehfeldt if he would let his daughter be against “a man.” Lehfeldt suggested that he would allow it while boasted of the safety precautions of his organization.
“While the competitor has met all the hormonal requirements and meets the policy, it would agree with it,” said Lehfeldt.
Later at the audience, representative Nancy Mace, RS.C., suggested that Lehfeldt “was not” a man for the gender eligibility policy of his organization.
“Royal men protect women, you are not a,” said Mace.
Mace even asked Lehfeldt to simply apologize to Turner for punishing the fencer, to which the chair declined and pointed out that Turner received a black card for his rejection.
However, Turner was not looking for an apology.
“I want more than an apology. I want a change in politics and I want people to start telling the truth again. And an apology is only empty words without actions for me, so I don’t know how far I would get to me,” Turner said.
The First Organization promulgated its current transinclusion policy in 2023. It allows transgender athletes to compete in the category of women at a junior and senior level after completing a calendar year of treatment with testosterone suppression. A hormonal therapy test that meets the competition must be provided, but the organization has taken even more measures to prioritize its trans competitors.
USA Fencing announced at the end of April that he is preparing to change his gender eligibility policy after controversy with Turner.
“In the event that the Fencing of the United States is forced to change its current position in accordance with the supervision organisms or federal legislation, the new policy establishes that the athletes that compete in the tournaments sanctioned by near the US. UU. They must compete according to their biological sex,” reads the announcement.
The American representative Marjorie Taylor Greene holds maps of the United States in front of an alleged screenshot of the Instagram of the director of the EE Board of Fen 2025 in Washington, DC, DC held by (Kayla Bartkowski/Getty images)
The updated proposal policy ensures that the category of women “is open exclusively to female athletes.” The male category “will be open to all other athletes that are otherwise eligible for competition.”
The Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon, previously announced that the newly formed Title IX research The team will investigate the incident that involves Turner and the Trans Redmond Sullivan competitor.
Meanwhile, Turner is in a fencing pause after the controversy.
“I don’t see how I can spend the money to go to a tournament and make several officials that I know are deeply against me,” Turner said. “That is not a fight that I want to be in the middle of now, I prefer to bring this fight to elsewhere.”
