Sarah McBride Just Showed Nancy Mace How to Act Like a Member of Congress
In her first interview after Mace’s weeklong, social media–fueled campaign —which included nearly 300 posts on X —to ban her from the women’s bathroom in the House of Representatives offices, McBride showed how a member of Congress who is actually interested in governing, not grabbing headlines, acts.
Nancy Mace says it’s “offensive” Sarah McBride thinks that she’s “equal” to her
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) has been obsessed with denigrating incoming Rep.-elect Sarah McBride (D-DE) — the first out transgender member of Congress — this week, getting Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) to ban all trans women at the Capitol from using the women’s facilities. Mace recently laid out the heart of her problem with McBride.
America’s first trans member of Congress isn’t taking Nancy Mace’s rage bait
Mace, a bomb-thrower in the House GOP caucus, is now resorting to nodding along as a Fox News host openly taunted McBride and other transgender officials such as assistant health secretary Rachel Levine, as she contends for the spotlight after GOP victories in congressional and presidential races.
S.C., successfully pushed for the first-ever openly transgender member of Congress to be barred from using women’s bathrooms ...
Rachel Campos-Duffy referred to incoming congresswoman Sarah McBride as "he" while discussing Mace's proposed bathroom ban on ...
American. These are the words that come to a reader's mind when he thinks of the anti-trans bullying of Rep.-elect Sarah ...
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