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Democrats ponder their approach to transgender topics

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Suozzi: It's Not Clear What Dems Stand for Outside of Abortion, LGBT Issues, Need to Focus More on Jobs

During portions of an interview with NPR aired on Monday's broadcast of "All Things Considered," Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-NY) said that it's clear Republicans

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Sarah McBride Urges Dems to Welcome Trans Rights Opponents

NOTUS about how Democrats should approach transgender issues. “If, for instance, we want to have a majoritarian coalition — not just electorally, but specifically on issues around trans rights — that, by necessity, is going to have to include people who have a range of thoughts.“A binary choice between being all-on or all-off is not constructive for anyone,” McBride added.

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Democrats ponder their approach to transgender topics

Democrats want to focus on issues important to the working class instead of culture war topics.

11 days ago·Dallas, United States

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Democrats Start “Informal Conversations” on Transgender Issues, Suggest Pretending to Welcome a “Range of Thoughts”

Democrats are beginning to address their radical transgender policy which is in direct conflict with over three-quarters of American voters. According to a New York Times/Ipsos Survey, 79% of Americans, including 67% of Democrats say that transgender athletes should not be allowed in women’s sports. Similarly, 71% of Americans, including 54% of Democrats, oppose transgender care such as puberty-blocking drugs and hormone therapy for children und…

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