Gay judge trying to block Trump policy on Transgender in military

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U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes, who recently blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order banning transgender individuals from military service, has a long history of involvement with the Democratic Party. Since 2008, she has reportedly donated over $38,000 to Democratic campaigns and organizations.

Judge Reyes, a Biden appointee and the first openly gay federal judge in D.C., also volunteered for former President Joe Biden’s campaigns. Before her judicial appointment, she was a partner at Williams & Connolly LLP, a firm known for representing Democratic figures. Her legal career includes extensive pro bono work, particularly in asylum and human rights cases.

On Tuesday, Judge Reyes issued a preliminary injunction against Trump’s executive order, arguing that the ban likely violates constitutional rights to equal protection and due process.

“The court knows that this opinion will lead to heated public debate and appeals. In a healthy democracy, both are positive outcomes,” Reyes wrote. “We should all agree, however, that every person who has answered the call to serve deserves our gratitude and respect.”
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Trump's order was not aimed at gays.  It was an order to protect women's private spaces where men pretending to be women would be in the ladies' room.  It is mostly liberal Democrats who also want to pretend that men pretending to be women are in fact, women.  Polling indicates that a large majority of men and women oppose this.

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What Dems Have Done to Deerfield girl—and the rest of Illinois—is Just Plain AWFL

By John Kass

You hear that gruesome story of the 13-year-old middle-school girl from Deerfield confronted by school officials and ordered to disrobe in front of a male classmate?

It sounds too AWFL to be true.

But it happened, according to her mother Nicole Georgas who said Tuesday she was filing a police complaint with the police in Deerfield on top of a complaint she filed with the U.S. Department of Justice.
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