Sarah McBride

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567 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2025 last heard Jun 2025

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And it's just like, that's not how this happens.
Let's just talk about human beings who want you to live by the golden rule.
Let's just talk about the fact that trans people are people who can be service members and doctors and lawyers and educators and elected officials and do a damn good job in that.
That is the gateway to everything else, and it has always been in every social movement.
Yeah.
I think
I think in that instance, we acknowledge the and rightfully acknowledge the important role that parents play in decisions for their children.
Look, you can recognize that there's nuance here.
You can say that there need to be stronger standards of care, that maybe things got too lenient.
But ultimately, politicians aren't the people who should be making these decisions.
The family should be making these decisions.
The family in consultation with a doctor should be making these decisions.
And I think that that is a fair balance in recognizing the need for every child to get medical care and also the right of parents to make decisions, including health care decisions for their children.
Well, I think you just hit on that distinction, which is that in many European countries, the distinction between the sort of healthcare system and the government is fuzzier.
In many cases, you have government-operated hospitals.
Here, you have healthcare systems, you have standards of care developed here,
by providers in those medical associations.
And that is where those decisions should be left up to in terms of establishing the standards of care.
And then when applying those standards of care, allowing the application, the practical application of those standards of care to happen between patients, families, and providers, because it's fundamentally a different kind of system.
I think the
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