She’s been threatened with torture and death. She’s been harangued and harassed by transgender mentally ill people. But South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace is not backing down on her effort to ban men who identify as women from using women’s private areas in the U.S. Capitol and its associated office buildings.
The brouhaha arose after the election of Sarah McBride of Delaware to the U.S. House. McBride is a man who has chemically and surgically altered his appearance and presents himself to the world as a woman. He believes he is a woman and demands the world accept him as a woman; the commonly used term for people like him is “transgender.”
This brings up the matter of bathrooms in the Capitol, something that women are now concerned about, since McBride will insert himself into the women’s spaces.
Rep. Mace on Wednesday introduced the “Protecting Women’s Private Spaces Act” to prohibit “individuals from accessing or using single-sex facilities on federal property other than those corresponding to their biological sex.”
“Oh you thought threatening me would silence me? No. I just doubled down and filed a new bill to protect women and girls across the entire country on all federal property everywhere,” she wrote on X.
