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		<title>Letters to the Editor: Bullying of a transgender member of Congress is a waste of the American people’s time</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[To the editor: In reading about the bigoted attack on the first openly transgender person elected to the U.S. House, I have these words to say about this bullying in trying to limit her use of women’s restrooms at the U.S. Capitol: disgusting, barbaric and, dare I say, un-American. We’ve long read about the president-elect’s significant and, yes, stupid plan to deport millions of immigrants immediately and the effort to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education. But I never thought that we’d be reading about the right to use the bathroom of one’s choice as among the biggest government issues…]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>To the editor: In reading about the bigoted attack on the first openly transgender person elected to the U.S. House, I have these words to say about this bullying in trying to limit her use of women’s restrooms at the U.S. Capitol: disgusting, barbaric and, dare I say, un-American.<br />
We’ve long read about the president-elect’s significant and, yes, stupid plan to deport millions of immigrants immediately and the effort to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education. But I never thought that we’d be reading about the right to use the bathroom of one’s choice as among the biggest government issues with the new administration preparing to take over.<br />
America has a lot to do to get its house in order, but limiting a member of Congress’ choice of toilet facilities should not be at the top of the list.<br />
Donald L. Singer, Cardiff<br />
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To the editor: As far as I am concerned, Sarah McBride, a transgender woman recently elected to Congress, can use any woman’s restroom in the U.S. Capitol for the simple reason that she looks like a woman. That reason may not appeal to many, but it reflects the practicalities of our age.<br />
Simply speaking, no one has a right to use the bathroom of their choice. Restroom configuration and use is determined by the facility manager, and I hope that any such person would want to reasonably accommodate any and all who use the facility.<br />
Too many claim a right that does not exist. Bathrooms and sports teams are things we may use but not things we have a legal right to demand. If someone visits a residence, it is the job of the host to offer a bathroom.<br />
Today, few residences have communal bathrooms, but the concept is the same. Make do with what is offered.<br />
There is no necessity to sabotage society by demanding access when alternatives are available.<br />
William N. Hoke, Manhattan Beach<br />
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To the editor: As a cisgender mom and grandmother, I am disgusted by the bathroom bill proposed by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), and I’m furious about House Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-La.) follow-up ban.<br />
This is both vicious and petty. Targeting an upstanding woman and valued future member of the House is unspeakably cruel and backward. I would rather share a bathroom any day with a transgender woman than a bully like Mace.<br />
Susan North, Los Angeles<br />
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To the editor: Johnson said, “Women deserve women’s-only spaces.” Mace pledged to fight to “keep men out of women’s spaces.”<br />
With this in mind, it seems only logical that they should pass a rule keeping admitted p&#8212;y grabbers at least 50 feet away from these same protected women’s spaces.<br />
Steve Grimm, Long Beach</p>
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