(CNN) –– Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican spokeswoman, spoke out against the criticism that she was forced to write an anti-transgender letter in her office, directly in front of another congresswoman who had a transgender marriage.
Greene’s action will take place as it is hoped that the Chamber will approve the Ley de Igualdad este jueves. Indeed, a project that prohibits discrimination against LGTBQ stadiums. It is suspected that Georgia’s Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene is stalking with her intent to block her daughter. The decision to discontinue the letter will also be accompanied by a series of statements and actions of the first congressman this year. Hecho, Greene withdrew from his commission assignments the principles of this lie from which violent comments were described on his part in the passage.
Illinois Representative Marie Newman, who is transgender, published a video af Twitter, in which he appears following the pink banner and the blue of the transgender organ of his office in the late morning. The message that accompanies the images indicates that Greene tried to block the act. It is “because it creates the prohibition against discrimination against persons who are” ascetic, immoral and malicious “, Newman writes. And added: “We think we’re crossing our transgender banner so that she (Greene) can miracle every time she dies.” The ultimate phrase followed by emojis of guinea pigs and transgender banners.
That night, Greene withdrew Newman’s publication. Pero, added a video of the one reading a letter that says “Hay DOS géners: MASCULINO Y FEMENINO … ¡Confien en la sciencia!”
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene spoke to critical critics after he dropped an anti-transgender letter from his office, directly in front of another legislator who has a transgender wife.
“Our neighbor, @RepMarieNewman, wants to approve of the ‘Igualdad’ Ley to destroy the rights of women and religious liberties. “We think we will lose ours so that it can be lost every now and then,” wrote Greene. It also includes emojis of guinea fowl and the banner stadium.
Newman told CNN that the exchange with Greene never had the intention of being a movie. I read that he has no preoccupation with Greene’s reaction to his banner.
“It was a statement that was very necessary … If it was necessary to listen to us”, said the Democratic congresswoman Alisyn Camerota, CNN on “New Day”. “And the thing that matters to you is that you simply want to make a declaration in order for it to live with the LGBTQ + people.” And, for that matter, the symbolism was simply to put the banner on it so that it could be found in our community all the days. Sabes, estoy immensely organullosa de mi hija. All that we trust is that we are treated like any other person. And so it’s hard to believe Greene’s representative, “he explained.
It was hoped that Marjorie Taylor Greene would be able to follow “with what he is doing and has no interest in it”. We are also concerned about the distribution of vacancies. “If it were to pass a timely correlation between FedEx and creating ridiculous cartels, it would,” he said.
When the statement was made about the statements of Newman, Nick Dyer, director of communications of Greene, he told CNN in an e-mail that the letter “the letter says it all”.
Greene’s action provoked bipartisan criticism. Includes the Republican Representative Adam Kinzinger of Illinois, a critical opener of Greene. Kinzinger was one of 11 Republican lawmakers to vote in favor of the commission’s appointments.
“It’s sad and sad that she’s suicidal. The hat of Representative Newman is transgender. And this video and all represent the policy of impulsive self-promotion by the audio and the family at all costs », tuiteó Kinzinge. Además aggregated: “It will be necessary to meet” to restore the Republican Party.
Don Byer, Virginia Democrat Representative, expresses this Wednesday af Twitter «ciberacoso a la hija de su colega» por grene de Greene. It is said that it was a “feudal and intolerant attack that is absolutely commonplace”. In this sense, I would like to thank the legislators who support Newman.
Marjorie Taylor Greene opposes Ley de Igualdad
Groene has a history of making offensive statements and impulsive conspiracy theories. In this line, meanwhile arguments in favor of approving the Ley de Igualdad in the Cámara are Wednesday, they have incendiary comments.
“One thing is to discriminate against a class of people. But, otherwise, they will be violated and destroyed completely by the rights of the nuns and the women for the sake of aggression, ”Greene said.
In his argument that equality for a group of people equates equality with demas, Greene also claims that this legislation has made deportations unjust.
“Biological women can not compete with biological men. The biological niches can not compete with the biological nines and do not have to do anything, ”he said.
Greene also says that the project of “laying down the rights to the rights of the women, to the rights of our husbands, our husbands, our friends, our abuelas, our tias. It’s demasiado ».
For the last few years, transgender sportsmen have lashed out at destined destinations to limit their participation to gender identity. Many argue that political policies violate Title IX, the federal law against discrimination in education and attribute equal treatment conditions to women in deportations.
The extremist comments and behaviors of Marjorie Taylor Greene in the past have preoccupied lawmakers. Including Missouri Rep. Cori Bush, a Democrat, slammed Greene’s law office after a heated exchange of views on how the Republican used a mask in the Capitol’s hallway.
The vote on the Equal Opportunities Act will take place at a crucial moment for the rights of transgender people. Precisely, while Biden’s governor has taken steps to help him escape. Meanwhile, the end of President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender people in military service. También este jueves, se llevará a cabo una affirmation audience en el Senado para la Dra. Rachel Levine, elected by Biden as Secretary of Health. Levine has a history as the first transgender federal official to be confirmed by the Senate.
Annie Grayer, Clare Foran, Daniella Diaz, Madeline Holcombe and Andy Rose, todos de CNN, contribute important information.