Topic: Women's Sports

Victory! In a huge win for freedom of speech and women’s rights, the Supreme Court allowed Representative Libby in Maine to vote.

Rep. Laurel Libby has been censured and silenced for simply standing with women and objective truth in Maine! 

She called attention to a male who won a girls’ competition on social media, and the state House revoked her speaking and voting rights as an elected member. Ryan Fecteau, the Maine House of Representatives’ Speaker, said her rights won’t be restored until she apologizes.  

Soon after, Maine announced it will not abide by President Trump’s recent Executive Order on women’s sports. 

The Maine House and leadership are at odds with the nearly 80% of Americans who believe men have no place in women’s sports. 

We are grateful to Rep. Libby for using her voice to stand up for common sense, truth, and the safety and equality of women and girls. Maine needs more strong leaders like her. It’s time to restore her rights as an elected member of the Maine House of Representatives!

Send a message directly to Speaker Fecteau, showing your support for Rep. Libby and urging him to restore her rights.

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Senator Warnock failed to send a bill protecting women’s sports to President Trump’s desk. The U.S. House passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, one of the first votes taken in Congress, with bipartisan support, but Senator Warnock blocked the vote to keep men out of women’s sports, preventing the legislation from passing.      

This Act would have strengthened Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Call out Senator Warnock who failed to Stand with Women by voting no to keeping women’s sports female.

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Do you want to know how your other Members of Congress voted? View the Riley Gaines Stand with Women Scorecard HERE. 

Senator King failed to send a bill protecting women’s sports to President Trump’s desk. The U.S. House passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, one of the first votes taken in Congress, with bipartisan support, but Senator King blocked the vote to keep men out of women’s sports, preventing the legislation from passing.      

This Act would have strengthened Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Call out Senator King who failed to Stand with Women by voting no to keeping women’s sports female.

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Do you want to know how your other Members of Congress voted? View the Riley Gaines Stand with Women Scorecard HERE. 

Senator Hassan failed to send a bill protecting women’s sports to President Trump’s desk. The U.S. House passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, one of the first votes taken in Congress, with bipartisan support, but Senator Hassan blocked the vote to keep men out of women’s sports, preventing the legislation from passing.      

This Act would have strengthened Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Call out Senator Hassan who failed to Stand with Women by voting no to keeping women’s sports female.

Share this graphic to call out Senator Hassan on social media.   Do you want to know how your other Members of Congress voted? View the Riley Gaines Stand with Women Scorecard HERE.

Senator Ossoff failed to send a bill protecting women’s sports to President Trump’s desk. The U.S. House passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, one of the first votes taken in Congress, with bipartisan support, but Senator Ossoff blocked the vote to keep men out of women’s sports, preventing the legislation from passing.      

This Act would have strengthened Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Call out Senator Ossoff who failed to Stand with Women by voting no to keeping women’s sports female.

Share this graphic to call out Senator Ossoff on social media.   Do you want to know how your other Members of Congress voted? View the Riley Gaines Stand with Women Scorecard HERE.

Senator Peters failed to send a bill protecting women’s sports to President Trump’s desk. The U.S. House passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, one of the first votes taken in Congress, with bipartisan support, but Senator Peters blocked the vote to keep men out of women’s sports, preventing the legislation from passing.      

This Act would have strengthened Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Call out Senator Peters who failed to Stand with Women by voting no to keeping women’s sports female.

Share this graphic to call out Senator Peters on social media.   

Do you want to know how your other Members of Congress voted? View the Riley Gaines Stand with Women Scorecard HERE.