Sarah McBride

Greg Casar, the progressive chair from Texas, joins Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender member of Congress, and Amanda Litman, co-founder of Run for Something. They tackle the Democratic Party's struggles, highlighting generational divides in political engagement. The trio emphasizes the need for bold policies to reconnect with younger voters and the importance of authentic communication. They also examine the power of social media in revolutionizing political strategy and advocate for transparency and trust in leadership to revitalize democracy.

Sarah McBride is a groundbreaking figure as the first openly trans member of Congress and a passionate advocate for transgender rights. In this engaging conversation, she shares her childhood dreams, including meeting Joe Biden, and reflects on navigating Congress amidst rising anti-trans sentiment. McBride discusses the complexities of representation, challenges of misgendering, and the importance of empathy in advocacy. Highlighting the dichotomy of hope and despair among younger generations, she emphasizes resilience and the critical need for inclusive political action.

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.

Sarah McBride, the first transgender person elected to Congress, shares her journey as a groundbreaking activist and former Delaware State Senator. She discusses the political hostilities she faces, including divisive bathroom bills and misunderstandings of trans identity. McBride emphasizes the importance of turning political rhetoric towards inclusivity and understanding while addressing real issues in her constituency. As she prepares to take her seat, she reflects on her commitment to advocacy amid challenges, striving to inspire hope within the community.

Rep. Sarah McBride, the first out transgender member of Congress and a champion for bipartisanship, discusses refusing to be drawn into partisan conflicts despite facing attacks. She emphasizes the need for maturity and respect in politics, mirroring everyday workplace interactions. Sparse compassion for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza demands immediate attention and action, while also considering bipartisan approaches to legislation. Myah Ward shares insights from Trump's recent trip to Scotland, underscoring the complexities of international diplomacy.

Join U.S. Representative Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender member of Congress, and filmmaker Chase Joynt as they explore McBride's historic journey and the documentary 'State of Firsts.' They delve into the challenges facing the trans community amid rising political tensions and the need for inclusive representation. McBride shares her insights on the personal toll of being a trailblazer while advocating for trans rights within a complex political landscape. Together, they discuss the power of storytelling in sparking change and breaking down barriers.

Congresswoman Sarah McBride, Delaware’s first openly transgender U.S. Representative, passionately discusses the need for empathy and dialogue in a diverse society. She advocates for seeing opponents as potential allies, emphasizing the benefits of inclusivity in communities. McBride shares her experiences in fostering bipartisanship, highlighting successful initiatives like paid family leave. She also discusses the vital role of hope and cooperation in overcoming political divisions, urging others to embrace collaboration for a better future.

Congresswoman Sarah McBride, a prominent advocate for the LGBTQ+ community and economic security, joins the hosts to discuss the Democratic Party's response to pressing issues like the economy and the Gaza conflict. They explore the disillusionment felt by many Americans and the need for inclusivity within political narratives. McBride emphasizes the importance of Franklin Roosevelt's Four Freedoms in shaping modern policy. The conversation also reflects on political accountability, the challenges of governance, and the critical need for diverse voices in the political arena.

Sarah McBride, Kylie Brakeman, R. Eric Thomas, and Mary Radzinski join for a live show in Philadelphia! Topics discussed include conspiracy theories, childhood candy, resentment between states, Delaware trivia, managing a union, the dilemma of communal belongings after a breakup, Philly cheese takes, controversy over casting, water ice confusion, and frustrations with young political staffers.

Republicans set a date for the Iowa caucuses and the sprint to January begins. Ron DeSantis and Chris Christie try out different lines of attack on Donald Trump. President Biden takes on his two biggest political challenges: the economy and his age. And later, Delaware congressional candidate Sarah McBride chats with Lovett about her campaign and her chance to make history as the first openly transgender member of Congress. For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast.Want Pod Save America ad-free? Subscribe to Friends of the Pod: crooked.com/friends.