The Delaware state senator and transgender activist is running for Congress.
about her congressional campaign, McBride says she plans to focus on pieces of Biden’s Build Back Better act that were “left on the cutting-room floor,” tackling issues like climate change, paid family and medical leave, affordable child and elder care, gun safety, and reproductive rights. News of her candidacy arrives amid a wave of Republican-helmed anti-trans legislation, including a
attacking gender-affirming care for young people, books that tell LGBTQ+ stories, and proposed restrictions on the bathrooms trans people can use. In her interview with theMcBride calls these measures cruel. “We know that policies that target young people, that target parents, that target families, that target vulnerable people in our society,” she said. “They never wear well in history.”
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