Rep. To oppose Georgia Republicans. Mary Newman hoisted a transgender flag next to her door, followed by a rap. Marjorie Taylor Green, signaling outside her Capital Office fees, congressional neighbors are constantly rallying in public on Thursday. Opposition to the Equality Bill.
Green, elected in November, Posted video on Wednesday She hung the sign, which read, “There are two races: male and female, believe in science.”
A direct rap of that hall. Newman’s office sits directly in front of Fees, who has a transgender daughter.
Newman (D-Il.) Also posted A video of herself on Twitter showing her hanging a transgender flag.
“Our neighbor, @RAPMTG, tried to block the equality law because it believes that banning discrimination against trans-Americans is ‘disgusting, immoral and evil.’ Thought we would put up our transgender flag so she could see it whenever she opens the door, ”he said in the post.
The two Congress women have been taking shots at each other all week amid the debate over the Equality Act.
Taylor Green, an opponent of the law, responded to Newman’s tweet about a speech on the House floor in support of the bill.
“Without the Equality Act, millions of Americans like my daughter could be identified as transgender because of the ease of housing, education and so on. I vote to pass an equality law for my daughter – she is the strongest, bravest person I know.
The Georgia representative shot Newman in his post.
“As mothers, we all love and support our children. But your biological son is not in my daughters bathroom, locker room and sports teams.
Earlier, Taylor Green noted that she has Introduced a motion To adjourn “to give every member of Congress time to reconsider the destruction of #womansrights and #womensports and #freedom of change, before voting for the #Aquatact!”
Taylor Green, who stripped his committee of assignments for the voice of QN conspiracy theories, Democrat rep on the Equality Act. Quarreled with Ted Liu.
Liu of California noted the pace of the postponement in a tweet addressed to him.
“Dear Rap @mtgrenny: Congratulations on postponing your first random motion! Can you feel the power? You have to force all members to show up on the floor. The downside, of course, is that it’s a waste of time and taxpayers’ money to vote for us at a silly, silly pace, “he said earlier this week.
It hit back.
“I hope you really have to go to the chamber to vote (do your job), or maybe you have enough blood flow in your brain that won’t vote for #AqualityAct and destroy #Women’s Rights and #Religious Freedom,” Taylor Green said. Said.
“In the real world, people don’t complain like you do.”
The House is expected to vote on the law, which sometime on Thursday, explicitly extends federal civil rights protection to LGBTQ Americans.
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