200+ lawmakers demand Speaker Mike Johnson end anti-trans rhetoric in Congress
“Transgender people deserve government officials who will lift them up, not attack them simply because of who they are,” the members of Congress wrote.
November 18, 2025
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“Transgender people deserve government officials who will lift them up, not attack them simply because of who they are,” the members of Congress wrote.
“The high of orientation was met with probably the deepest low of my life outside of losing my husband to cancer," the first trans member of Congress told The Advocate in an exclusive interview.
“As the loudest and proudest transphobe in Congress, Nancy Mace will never stop pointing out the fact that there are only TWO genders,” her campaign spokesperson told The Advocate.
"I’m a woman. You’re looking at one,” Bowser shot back at one point.
Mace says Omar should go back to Somalia, while Omar says Mace belongs in rehab.
GOP U.S. Reps. Nancy Mace and Ronny Jackson both called for the institutionalization of transgender people on Tuesday.
Mace couldn't stand that Jacobs pointed out that cisgender people benefit from gender-affirming care too.
Only a few people came to her Myrtle Beach event.
The South Carolina Republican filed a bill that would bar federal funding on any animal experiments involving transgender research.
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The Republican congresswoman said she would seek statewide office on Monday.
Her transformation from LGBTQ+ ally to enemy is complete.
"I'll be making a decision in the coming days," the far-right congresswoman said.
Mace, a South Carolina Republican, is an outspoken opponent of transgender equality.
The gay Democrat called her out as she looked on.
From slurs to false accusations, here are 12 times Nancy Mace manufactured political stunts just to feel the public eye's gaze.
“They want to employ the strategies of a Bravo TV show to get attention...and the way to do that is to pick a fight with someone and throw wine in their face," the transgender congresswoman said.
Ely Murray-Quick tells The Advocate he has no regrets about asking the congresswoman a question.
The Republican lawmaker, known for her transphobia, said the man 'got in her face.' A video she posted shows he didn't.
The Trump-appointed interim U.S. attorney for D.C. dropped the case without explanation.
Jasmine Crockett also called out Democrats who "allowed ourselves to be divided" over trans rights.