Hi, I'm here for the interview. Ah, now, this would be the pre-pre-interview.

I'm sorry? You see, we need to make sure we have the right candidates to take part in the next stages.

Oh, how many stages? Well, there's the pre-interview, working chemistry, the actual interview,

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In November, two weeks after Representative Sarah McBride of Delaware became the first trans member of Congress,

Representative Nancy Mace of South Carolina, introduced a bill that would forbid transgender women from using female restrooms in the U.S. Capitol, which was McBride's new workplace.

And when asked if this was in direct response to McBride's win,

Mace responded with, quote, yes, and absolutely, and then some.

I'm not going to stand for a man.

You know, if someone with a penis is in the woman's locker room, that's not okay.

And I'm a victim of...

Then last month, in March, at a house hearing...

I now recognize the representative from Delaware, Mr. McBride.

Representative Keith South of Texas introduced McBride by misgendering her.

To which she replied,

Thank you, Madam Chair. Ranking Member Keating also wonderful.

Mr. Chairman, could you repeat your introduction again, please?

That is the biggest takeaway for me, one of the biggest takeaways for me is how much Congress

is sadly a reality TV show. Meaning that it's performative.

Mm-hmm. And meaning that the goal of the day is to get airtime.

And in order to get airtime, the easiest way is to use the strategies of folks on Bravo TV shows where to get airtime, you pick a person, pick a fight with

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