Democratic Senate candidate responds to anti-trans attacks pushed by Republicans

Republican attacks on transgender issues have become part of a U.S. Senate race in South Carolina. Democratic candidate Annie Andrews responded by releasing a campaign ad stating her opposition to transgender athletes competing in sports categories. In her response, Andrews described trans women using the term "biological men." The race reflects how transgender policy has become a contested issue in electoral politics.

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The MLeft· 21d ago

Democrat Annie Andrews Responded to Trump’s T-Slur Tirade by Calling Trans Women “Biological Men”

AdvocateLeft· 21d ago

After Trump called Annie Andrews an anti-trans slur, the Democrat now calls trans women ‘biological men’

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Fox NewsRight· 20d ago

Dem scrambles to change tune on trans athletes as Trump targets past record: ‘Annie Trannie’

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Democrats are changing their transgender message. Republicans say they’re just flip-flopping

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The GuardianLean Left· 20d ago

Democratic Senate candidate responds to anti-trans attacks pushed by Republicans

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  1. Oct 8Democrat Annie Andrews Responded to Trump’s T-Slur Tirade by Calling Trans Women “Biological Men”
  2. Oct 9Democratic Senate candidate responds to anti-trans attacks pushed by Republicans

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