TReVoices/Gays Against Groomers United Front Standing With Lundtrum In Landmark Appeal - Monday

TReVoices/Scott Newgent & Gays Against Groomer' Presidenr Jaimee Michell Creates A Untied Front To Stand With Robin Lunstrum As Landmark Appeal Case Resumes Monday in Little Rock, Arkansas.

SCREAMING Louder....STOP Transing kids, are you nuts!

Of every public person I have come in contact with, whose face is out there in the media? I have met many who are somewhat genuine, but I have met only one who puts the skin needed in the game to accomplish what’s needed to win. That person is Robin Luntrim  in Arkansas. Only one person I told when I got my new job that I would publically help if she needed it as I try to get my feet under me. Tonight I received that call. Robin needs help and support.

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Next week Robin faces the ACLU. Robin has been torn up and down with what a horrid bigot she is, and my God, she's not. We are a great team, the southern evangelical Christian and the feisty  trans/lesbian who says, "Fuck that, Robin," without flinching Robin replies, "Well, fudge that, Scott, we are in the contrary; we agree to disagree!" She makes me laugh, never steps outside of her beliefs; she is graceful and  genuine, puts her skin in the game, and she needs me. 

A timeline follows the history-making trial that starts begins again on November 28, in six days. I told Robin several weeks back that I would help her if she needed it; she says she does. I've asked my boss for the Monday off to be by her side as the historic case beings again on the 28th, a transman/ lesbian blocking the trans radicals' words of true hate to stand beside one of the most amazing people of our time. Trust me, you would feel the same if you knew her.

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First Bill Passed To Stop Childhood Medical Transition: Arkansas Save Adolescents From Experimentation Act 

by, Robin Lunstrum 

Republican • 87th District - 93rd General Assembly

About Robin

Logged February 2021 Save Adolescents From Experimentation Act 

by, Robin Lunstrum

April 2021, Arkansas became the first state to pass the SAFE Act, shielding minors from puberty-blocking drugs, opposite-sex hormones, and gender reassignment surgeries.

The ACLU and others filed a lawsuit against the SAFE Act summer 2021 before the law officially took effect.

In July 2021, U.S. District Judge James Moody temporarily blocked the state from enforcing the law while the lawsuit progressed. Arkansas’ Attorney General has asked the Eighth Circuit to lift his order so that the state can start enforcing the law right away, but was denied.

In August of 2022, a three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Moody’s preliminary injunction. A three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Moody’s preliminary injunction.

U.S. District Court in Little Rock announced the lawsuit over Arkansas’ Save Adolescents From Experimentation (SAFE) Act went to trial the week of October 17, 2022.

 Nov 16th A federal appeals court said it won’t reconsider its ruling temporarily blocking Arkansas from enforcing its ban on gender-affirming care for children.

Moody, an appointee of President Barack Obama, is now presiding over a two-part trial to determine the fate of the SAFE Act. The families of trans-identifying youth and doctors testified against it in the first week of the trials, which began Oct. 17. The second part of the trial is set to take place on November 28th 2022.

A landmark trial over whether to strike down the ban began before the same judge last month and is set to resume Nov. 28.

Save Adolescents from Experimentation Act

Logged February 2021 - Robin Lunstrum