South Carolina GOP House Rep Nancy Mace got into a spirited conversation with a reporter on the steps of the Capitol. Mace introduced a bill to ban women from using men’s restrooms and men from using women’s restrooms on Capitol Hill. Such a bill is supported by a large percentage of the U.S. population, even among the LGBTQ crowd who are non-extremists. Mainstream media and left-wing politicos see such a bill as hateful toward not just the LGBTQ community, but also to one specific person. The first transgender House Rep, Sarah McBride of Delaware, was the catalyst for the bill. Although Mace’s motion is not necessarily meant to prevent McBride from using a certain bathroom, it will accomplish that goal and nip the creep of LGBTQ extremism from impacting Capitol Hill.
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Nancy Mace launches Capitol bathroom rule before trans colleague’s arrival : NPR
Rep. Nancy Mace says her anti-trans bathroom bill ‘absolutely’ targets Rep.-elect Sarah McBride
Johnson declines to say whether transgender Rep-elect McBride is a man or woman | Fox News
House Republicans Target McBride With Capitol Bathroom Bill – The New York Times
Republican Nancy Mace introduces bill to ban trans women from Capitol bathrooms after first openly trans lawmaker Sarah McBride is elected
House Republicans signal support for proposal to ban bathroom access for 1st transgender member | WRIC ABC 8News
Video Speaker Johnson clarifies earlier remarks on Rep.-elect Sarah McBride – ABC News
