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Okay, hearing's over because Representative Keith Self from Texas addressed McBride as Mr. McBride.

Okay, hearing's over because Representative Keith Self from Texas addressed McBride as Mr. McBride.

Okay, hearing's over because Representative Keith Self from Texas addressed McBride as Mr. McBride.

He said that the standard that they've set on the House floor is that if you're a man, you're going to be called Mr. And if you're a woman, you're going to be called Mr. Mrs. So that's just the standard that we've been going by in the government and not to mention the standard that we've been going by for the entirety of humanity. I mean, male and female has stood the test of time somehow.

He said that the standard that they've set on the House floor is that if you're a man, you're going to be called Mr. And if you're a woman, you're going to be called Mr. Mrs. So that's just the standard that we've been going by in the government and not to mention the standard that we've been going by for the entirety of humanity. I mean, male and female has stood the test of time somehow.

He said that the standard that they've set on the House floor is that if you're a man, you're going to be called Mr. And if you're a woman, you're going to be called Mr. Mrs. So that's just the standard that we've been going by in the government and not to mention the standard that we've been going by for the entirety of humanity. I mean, male and female has stood the test of time somehow.

It's it's interesting. Nope, not doing it. Madam Chairman was kind of funny. Yeah, it's interesting because he's just doing what he's supposed to be doing and what everyone else is saying. And the Congressman William Keating, he's a Democrat from Massachusetts. That's the one that you saw freaking out. freaking out.

It's it's interesting. Nope, not doing it. Madam Chairman was kind of funny. Yeah, it's interesting because he's just doing what he's supposed to be doing and what everyone else is saying. And the Congressman William Keating, he's a Democrat from Massachusetts. That's the one that you saw freaking out. freaking out.

It's it's interesting. Nope, not doing it. Madam Chairman was kind of funny. Yeah, it's interesting because he's just doing what he's supposed to be doing and what everyone else is saying. And the Congressman William Keating, he's a Democrat from Massachusetts. That's the one that you saw freaking out. freaking out.

He's the one banging his fist on the table and saying, you know, this is adjourned and he canceled the whole thing because Keith Self didn't want to call McBride anything but mister. Just going based on his biological sex, which is, I don't know, it's pretty normal. And with Trump in office, this is a return to normalcy. Here's what ABC News had to say about the attack. This is a quote attack.

He's the one banging his fist on the table and saying, you know, this is adjourned and he canceled the whole thing because Keith Self didn't want to call McBride anything but mister. Just going based on his biological sex, which is, I don't know, it's pretty normal. And with Trump in office, this is a return to normalcy. Here's what ABC News had to say about the attack. This is a quote attack.

He's the one banging his fist on the table and saying, you know, this is adjourned and he canceled the whole thing because Keith Self didn't want to call McBride anything but mister. Just going based on his biological sex, which is, I don't know, it's pretty normal. And with Trump in office, this is a return to normalcy. Here's what ABC News had to say about the attack. This is a quote attack.

Rep Sarah McBride, the first transgender person elected to Congress, continues to face attacks from her Republican colleagues who have repeatedly misgendered her on the House floor and in committee meetings on Tuesday. It happened again. We're misusing the word attack here. This is hyperbole. I don't think that the mainstream media should be calling this an attack.

Rep Sarah McBride, the first transgender person elected to Congress, continues to face attacks from her Republican colleagues who have repeatedly misgendered her on the House floor and in committee meetings on Tuesday. It happened again. We're misusing the word attack here. This is hyperbole. I don't think that the mainstream media should be calling this an attack.

Rep Sarah McBride, the first transgender person elected to Congress, continues to face attacks from her Republican colleagues who have repeatedly misgendered her on the House floor and in committee meetings on Tuesday. It happened again. We're misusing the word attack here. This is hyperbole. I don't think that the mainstream media should be calling this an attack.

And I have to be honest, McBride didn't even react to this. McBride essentially was like, okay, thank you, chairman, and continued speaking. Did you all notice that in the video? It was the other guy from Massachusetts who was the one that caused the whole hubbub, but it wasn't McBride. This is what McBride said on Twitter.

And I have to be honest, McBride didn't even react to this. McBride essentially was like, okay, thank you, chairman, and continued speaking. Did you all notice that in the video? It was the other guy from Massachusetts who was the one that caused the whole hubbub, but it wasn't McBride. This is what McBride said on Twitter.

And I have to be honest, McBride didn't even react to this. McBride essentially was like, okay, thank you, chairman, and continued speaking. Did you all notice that in the video? It was the other guy from Massachusetts who was the one that caused the whole hubbub, but it wasn't McBride. This is what McBride said on Twitter.

She had this, she posted this tweet saying she's basically just there to do her job and she doesn't want there to be, you know, I don't know, like all this like hubbub about it. She said, hold on, let me pull it up here for you guys. No matter how I'm treated by some colleagues, nothing diminishes my awe and gratitude at getting to represent Delaware in Congress.

She had this, she posted this tweet saying she's basically just there to do her job and she doesn't want there to be, you know, I don't know, like all this like hubbub about it. She said, hold on, let me pull it up here for you guys. No matter how I'm treated by some colleagues, nothing diminishes my awe and gratitude at getting to represent Delaware in Congress.