You know, I really thought I could make it my whole life without having a restraining order filed against me.

But here we are.

Welcome back to the Gaines for Girls podcast.

I hope you guys are watching at YouTube.com slash outkick.

Now, look, if you've been following me on social media, maybe you saw where I was recently appointed to the Sumner County Library Board.

That's what this podcast episode is about,

how this appointment came about, why I'm excited about this, and of course, the drama that has

ensued since. I filmed this episode about two weeks ago prior to the first meeting. But naturally,

there are some updates following that first meeting. So I figured I would come into the intro, explain a little bit about what I've been facing on the back end, then give you guys some of the context. A woman that I have never met, never seen, never even heard of, filed a temporary restraining order and a lawsuit against the county commission that appointed me and the other new library board member a few weeks ago, arguing that our appointment violated the Tennessee Open Meetings Act, but you and I both know that's not really why she sued. Similarly to my

appointment, items have been brought from the floor to be discussed or voted on or amended more

times than I can even count. The woman who filed this lawsuit is picking and choosing which things

deserve procedural scrutiny based on her own personal taste.

And what's the draw in of having myself on the library board?

It's highlighting the pornographic books that are in our county library and getting them out

up there.

It appears to me that this woman and a lot of liberals in Sumner County and across the nation

are desperate.

We'll go as far as to sue the county commission to put suggestive

sexually explicit material in front of children. I respect and truthfully I admire every civilian

who is willing to get involved in local politics, including the woman who sued the county,

but I just wish she would come out and be upfront about why she is

choosing to scrutinize the county now. We'll get into all of that and more in today's

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