[1]Sarah McBride - Democrat for Congress[2]Sarah McBride - Democrat for Congress



I want to share what I
shared on the Capitol steps yesterday:

I didn’t have the courage to come out until I was 21.

The truth is, I had known who I was for my entire life, and that meant 21
years of pain. 21 years of a kind of homesickness that only went away when
I was finally able to get the care I needed.

My biggest regret in life is that I never had a childhood without that
pain.

So many years later, I marvel at the courage of transgender young people
today, who are sharing themselves with their families and this world
despite the toxicity and the hate that too often comes from Congress and
from the politicians inside it.

All any of us want is to live a life of purpose and happiness and
wholeness, and I carry that with me every day in Congress — especially
right now.

Because Mike Johnson and House Republicans are pushing two anti-trans
votes this week. One bill risks jailing parents and doctors for affirming
transgender children and following medical best practices. That bill
passed the House last night.

Republican politicians have made their priorities painfully clear: all
they care about is making the rich richer and attacking trans people.

As the only
openly trans member of Congress, I refuse to stay silent. I will keep
fighting for the dignity, humanity, and fair treatment of every person in
Delaware and across the country.

But if we’re going to tackle this Republican obsession, I need you
standing with me.

[ [link removed] ]Rush a donation to help me keep pushing back. Every donation sends a
powerful message that we won’t let Republicans get away with weaponizing
trans kids as political pawns.



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Thank you,

—Sarah







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