Trans athletes battle: Scotus orders Maine to eliminate censorship at the Libby Libby representative

The United States Supreme Court ordered the Maine State Legislature to revoke its censorship of the state representative of the Laurel Libby Republican Party on Tuesday.

Libby has been censored since February 15 for a publication on social networks that identified a transgender athlete of the Maine High School that won a girl pole jump competition. The leader of the Democratic majority and the speaker of the Ryan Fecteau camera told Libby that censorship would be revoked if it apologizes for the social media post, but Libby has firmly rejected.

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On the other hand, the state representative filed a lawsuit for censorship to revoke, but was declared by the Judge of the District Court of Rhode Island, Melissa Dubose, who was appointed by former President Biden in January. Dubose presided over the case after each district judge in Maine refused to take the case.

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Libby then presented an appeal before the First Circuit Appeals Court, but also declared itself against there. Then he took his case to the Supreme Court in April.

State representative Laurel Libby (Pak Gazette)

Libby received support from the United States Department of Justice and Attorney General PAM Bondi, who presented a brief Libby’s brief support in his lawsuit, and Bondi has spoken personally in support of the Republican state representative in conflict.

“The Department of Justice He is proud to fight for girls in Maine and be with the Libby representative, who is being attacked simply for defending girls in their native state. As our demand illustrates against the state of Maine, we will always protect the sports of the girls and the spaces of the girls of the radical gender ideology, “Bondi told Pak Gazette Digital.