Representative Sarah McBride

I'm not going to stand for a man. You know, if someone with a penis is in the women's locker room, that's not OK.

I'm not going to stand for a man. You know, if someone with a penis is in the women's locker room, that's not OK.

I'm not going to stand for a man. You know, if someone with a penis is in the women's locker room, that's not OK.

Ranking Member Keating, also wonderful. Mr. Chairman, could you repeat your introduction again, please? That is the biggest takeaway for me. One of the biggest takeaways for me is how much Congress is sadly a reality TV show.

Ranking Member Keating, also wonderful. Mr. Chairman, could you repeat your introduction again, please? That is the biggest takeaway for me. One of the biggest takeaways for me is how much Congress is sadly a reality TV show.

Ranking Member Keating, also wonderful. Mr. Chairman, could you repeat your introduction again, please? That is the biggest takeaway for me. One of the biggest takeaways for me is how much Congress is sadly a reality TV show.

And meaning that the goal of the day is to get airtime. And in order to get airtime, the easiest way is to use the strategies of folks on Bravo TV shows where to get airtime, you pick a person, pick a fight with them, throw wine in their face, and that gets airtime.

And meaning that the goal of the day is to get airtime. And in order to get airtime, the easiest way is to use the strategies of folks on Bravo TV shows where to get airtime, you pick a person, pick a fight with them, throw wine in their face, and that gets airtime.

And meaning that the goal of the day is to get airtime. And in order to get airtime, the easiest way is to use the strategies of folks on Bravo TV shows where to get airtime, you pick a person, pick a fight with them, throw wine in their face, and that gets airtime.

And that's not only the strategy, but really the defining feature of what is a win versus a loss for a lot of the Republican members of Congress.

And that's not only the strategy, but really the defining feature of what is a win versus a loss for a lot of the Republican members of Congress.

And that's not only the strategy, but really the defining feature of what is a win versus a loss for a lot of the Republican members of Congress.

So, I always knew when I decided to run for this seat that there would be some members of Congress who would use my service to score political points and gain attention. And I always knew that that would include... misgendering very likely. You did? I just assumed that the performative nature of federal politics would result in people misgendering me.

So, I always knew when I decided to run for this seat that there would be some members of Congress who would use my service to score political points and gain attention. And I always knew that that would include... misgendering very likely. You did? I just assumed that the performative nature of federal politics would result in people misgendering me.

So, I always knew when I decided to run for this seat that there would be some members of Congress who would use my service to score political points and gain attention. And I always knew that that would include... misgendering very likely. You did? I just assumed that the performative nature of federal politics would result in people misgendering me.

And one of the things I said to people during the course of the campaign is they're going to try to do this, and my job is going to be not to give them the response that they want. And I go in every day, you know, focused on my job, focused on serving Delaware, focused on introducing now two and soon to be three bipartisan bills.

And one of the things I said to people during the course of the campaign is they're going to try to do this, and my job is going to be not to give them the response that they want. And I go in every day, you know, focused on my job, focused on serving Delaware, focused on introducing now two and soon to be three bipartisan bills.

And one of the things I said to people during the course of the campaign is they're going to try to do this, and my job is going to be not to give them the response that they want. And I go in every day, you know, focused on my job, focused on serving Delaware, focused on introducing now two and soon to be three bipartisan bills.

But I also go in recognizing that at any moment a member could decide to use my presence in a space to gain attention. It doesn't feel good when it happens. And, you know, the first time it happened was on the floor in my first floor speech. There had been some signs. People had sort of talked amongst themselves that it probably wouldn't happen.

But I also go in recognizing that at any moment a member could decide to use my presence in a space to gain attention. It doesn't feel good when it happens. And, you know, the first time it happened was on the floor in my first floor speech. There had been some signs. People had sort of talked amongst themselves that it probably wouldn't happen.