Let them eat fish: While Peltola smokes, U.S. House votes down Biden Title IX transgender entitlement

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The U.S. House voted along party lines in favor of a joint resolution to reverse the Biden Administration’s recent expansion of protections for transgender student athletes, which is scheduled to go into effect Aug. 1.

The vote on House Joint Resolution 165 was 210 to 205.

Alaska’s Rep. Mary Peltola skipping out on the vote so she could smoke fish in Bethel for her freezer this winter. Bethel observers say she has been cutting and smoking salmon. She also skipped out on a vote to ensure that illegal aliens are not voting in federal elections.

The Biden reinterpretation of Title IX, finalized this spring, allows boys and men who “identify” as females to enter spaces reserved for girls, such as locker rooms and bathrooms in schools across the country. Biden’s rewrite is now the subject of numerous lawsuits from conservative groups and attorneys general, including Alaska’s Treg Taylor.

Republican Rep. Mary Miller of Illinois, who was the lead sponsor on the resolution, said, “It’s a great day for our daughters and granddaughters, who deserve protection from Biden’s radical attempt to force men into their private spaces & athletics.”

Miller, when she introduced the resolution, said, “Joe Biden is undermining years of progress women have made in securing their rights under Title IX. For more than half a century, Title IX has protected women and girls, ensuring they have equal opportunities in education. However, the Biden Administration is putting our girls at risk by allowing men to access women and girls’ bathrooms and locker rooms. This divergence is a blatant violation of the protections Title IX was meant to guarantee, and it undermines the very foundation of women’s rights and security in their private spaces.”

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  1. Please encourage her to stay in the Bush and smoke salmon so she is unavailable to do damage to AK in Washington. The more votes she fails to provide to support Biden proposals they better off we are until we can replace her in November.

  2. Seems that the democrat party has given Mary a ‘hall pass’ to avoid her having to vote on two bills that the majority of Alaskans favor. Especially in a very tight race for reelection. In the meantime she can be busy playing the subsistence card instead of representing her constituents. What Alaskan voters should realize by now is that Mary’s constituency is the democrat party. Plain and simple. She has built a record of voting democrat interests instead of Alaska’s, every time! What to do? STOP VOTING FOR DEMOCRATS! We will be a lot better for it.

  3. Subsistence on her salary. Haha. I wish I could just blow off my job with excuse of subsistence to fill my freezer.

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