Allie Beth Stuckey released from 'Twitter jail' after referring to transgender Olympic athlete as a 'man'

Media top headlines August 6 In media news today, Chris Cuomo continues his rampage against DeSantis while staying silent on his brother’s scandals, media insiders react to the CNN hosts crisis with pity and criticism, and CBS appears to have ‘moved on’ from covering Andrew Cuomo’s scandals after avoiding coverage on the evening broadcast.Conservative commentator Allie Beth Stuckey was released from “Twitter jail” on Friday after she was briefly suspended from the platform after she referred to New Zealand’s transgender Olympic athlete Laurel Hubbard as a “man.”Hubbard made history at the Tokyo Olympics for being the first openly transgender person to ever compete in any sport. Despite all the hype and the headlines that were generated across the globe, Hubbard came up short in the women’s weightlifting competition. DAVE RUBIN FIRES BACK AT TWITTER FOR LOCKING ACCOUNT ON ‘HARMFUL’ COVID TWEET: ‘THEY’RE COMING FOR EVERYBODY’Stuckey commented on Hubbard’s poor performance. “Laura Hubbard failing at the event doesn’t make his inclusion fair,” Stuckey wrote. “He’s still a man, and men shouldn’t compete against women in weightlifting.”That, according to Twitter, violated the platform’s “hateful conduct” policy, which states “gender identity” as one of the many traits that users “may not promote violence against, threaten,…
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