Post Reports Rep. Sarah McBride on what Democrats can still get done
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Feb 11, 2025 
Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender member of Congress from Delaware, opens up about her bipartisan approach in the House. She discusses her goal to reform the credit repair industry and emphasizes collaboration over conflict. McBride confronts the challenges faced by the Democratic Party during the Trump administration and highlights the urgent need for renewed leadership. She also tackles complex trans rights issues, particularly in sports, advocating for informed public discourse and creative political engagement to mobilize voters.
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Bravo-Leberti and Clout Chasing
- Rep. Sarah McBride refuses to engage in clout-chasing arguments with colleagues.
- She believes this behavior is unproductive and ultimately limits one's ability to work effectively.
Challenges of a Minority Party
- Being a minority party in both chambers and lacking the presidency makes presenting a united front challenging.
- This situation requires existing leaders and emerging voices to adapt and find new ways to break through.
Leverage Points for Democrats
- Democrats can exert influence by highlighting the Trump administration's actions and their impact on people.
- Leverage opportunities like the continuing resolution and debt ceiling to curb excesses.