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firebrand “stormed” into a women’s restroom in the Capitol to get “a guy” removed by security on Thursday.
But the ended up apologizing after it turned out to be a case of “mistaken identity.”
Boebert was overheard on the House floor telling members that she had discovered in the women’s bathroom, according to the
McBride, the first member of Congress, is not permitted to use the women’s bathrooms after Speaker Mike Johnson renewed a ban on transgender people using single-sex bathrooms.
Boebert told other members that when she thought she saw McBride walking into the bathroom, she said, “You shouldn’t be here,” an anonymous Republican lawmaker told the outlet.
then realized the person in the bathroom was not McBride. “I overheard Boebert say she went to apologize,” the lawmaker added.
Bloomberg Congress reporter Billy House also witnessed the incident and described Boebert “bursting out” of the women’s bathroom “complaining to security personnel stationed in the nearby Speakers Lobby of "a guy" inside.”
House said he was “intrigued” and saw four other people leave the bathroom after Boebert. “All women,” he noted in a (formerly Twitter).
“Within minutes, however,from the House floor into the restroom — reinforced by Rep. Nancy Mace in tow.”
“But alas, just seconds after this duo entered the bathroom, they come back out — and went back quietly to the floor,” House said.
Boebert admitted she “made an error regarding a mistaken identity” in a statement to the Daily Beast. “I apologized, learned a lesson, and it won’t happen again,” Boebert said.
McBride confirmed to the outlet that she was not confronted by Boebert and added that she stands by her commitment
South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace has been an outspoken critic of equal trans access to facilities and House Republicans to keep transgender people out of bathrooms at the Capitol matching their gender identity.
firebrand “stormed” into a women’s restroom in the Capitol to get “a guy” removed by security on Thursday.
But the ended up apologizing after it turned out to be a case of “mistaken identity.”
Boebert was overheard on the House floor telling members that she had discovered in the women’s bathroom, according to the
McBride, the first member of Congress, is not permitted to use the women’s bathrooms after Speaker Mike Johnson renewed a ban on transgender people using single-sex bathrooms.
Boebert told other members that when she thought she saw McBride walking into the bathroom, she said, “You shouldn’t be here,” an anonymous Republican lawmaker told the outlet.
then realized the person in the bathroom was not McBride. “I overheard Boebert say she went to apologize,” the lawmaker added.
Bloomberg Congress reporter Billy House also witnessed the incident and described Boebert “bursting out” of the women’s bathroom “complaining to security personnel stationed in the nearby Speakers Lobby of "a guy" inside.”
House said he was “intrigued” and saw four other people leave the bathroom after Boebert. “All women,” he noted in a (formerly Twitter).
“Within minutes, however,from the House floor into the restroom — reinforced by Rep. Nancy Mace in tow.”
“But alas, just seconds after this duo entered the bathroom, they come back out — and went back quietly to the floor,” House said.
Boebert admitted she “made an error regarding a mistaken identity” in a statement to the Daily Beast. “I apologized, learned a lesson, and it won’t happen again,” Boebert said.
McBride confirmed to the outlet that she was not confronted by Boebert and added that she stands by her commitment
South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace has been an outspoken critic of equal trans access to facilities and House Republicans to keep transgender people out of bathrooms at the Capitol matching their gender identity.
