U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride used the same strategy her Democratic colleague used last month when a Republican misgendered her.

Rep. Sarah McBride said she's 'living rent-free' in the minds of her Republican colleagues as she called the GOP 'weird' and accused the party of being 'obsessed with culture war issues'

Delaware Congresswoman Sarah McBride appeared in front of the press for the first time since being misgendered during a congressional hearing this week.

Delaware Rep. Sarah McBride, the first transgender person elected to congress, was caught in the middle of a contentious back-and-forth between two of her peers after she was purposefully misgendered during a congressional hearing.

A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee hearing ended abruptly yesterday after a row over the pronouns used to introduce Democratic Rep. Sarah McBride of Delaware. Rep. Keith Self (R-Texas) turned to McBride for comments,

Sarah McBride is the first openly trans person elected to Congress. The senator from Delaware has been dealing with repeated instances of misgendering by Republican colleagues over the course of the past few months.

House Democrats are finally finding a way to flash their anger when Republicans purposefully refer to Rep. Sarah McBride (D-Del.), the first openly transgender woman in Congress, as a man. Why it matters: McBride herself has since November advised fellow Democrats not to get baited into fights over her identity and to instead shift the conversation to issues of substance — housing,