A federal judge in a high-profile Title IX case has ordered lawyers representing three girls track stars to refer to two biological males who outraced them as “transgender females.”
The lawyers from Alliance Defending Freedom who represent the three high school girls filed a motion Friday arguing that the judge should recuse himself because he has shown that he is unable to be impartial.
Selina Soule, Alanna Smith, and Chelsea Mitchell argue in the case that being forced to compete with biological males who identify as girls poses significant, unfair physiological advantages to them.
District Judge Robert Chatigny’s insistence that the three girls’ lawyers use specific language that all but endorses the other side in the case prejudges those who maintain that Title IX protections shouldn’t be extended to those who “identify” as girls or women.
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The judge is a liberal idiot.
ReplyDeleteLet's just count chromosomes and be done with it.
ReplyDeleteThese people...
ReplyDeleteUnconstitutional for the judge to force someone to refer to others as something he wishes!!!! There is no law and as such he can;t force them to do jack shit, but since everyone is a coward and a pussy, they will bend over and do it...
ReplyDeleteLook Mom, I'm a 10 foot tall Asian 26 gender Unicorn! Aren't you proud of me. If I poop rainbows, everybody will love me!.....yeaaaaah....We're F%#ked as a nation!
ReplyDeleteYep he said it! you confused yet? Its intentional luciferians like it that way. Sick demented upside down world.
ReplyDeleteHe doesn't know any doctors, just politicians.
ReplyDeleteThere is no such thing as transgender. You are either born male or female. Anything else is simply psycho babble.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm so happy now
ReplyDeleteI can hug and kiss my transgender buddies at the bar
ReplyDeleteThe judgehole should recuse itself. If not the plaintiffs should seek his removal from the case.