Trump and the New Political Conflict in the U.S.: Gender Pronoun Controversy in the House On the 11th, an incident in the U.S. Congress once again became the center of political debate. The controversy erupted when Republican Representative Keith Self (Texas) deliberately addressed Sarah McBride (Democrat, Delaware), the first transgender member of the U.S. House of Representatives, as "Mr. McBride." This was not merely a slip of the tongue but was perceived as an intentional statement, highlighting the deep political divide over transgender rights in the U.S. The background of this incident is strongly influenced by former President Donald Trump. During his tenure, Trump repeatedly stated that "America recognizes only two genders: male and female," and he consistently pushed policies that denied transgender rights. His stance continues to exert a powerful influence within the Republican Party, and this latest controversy is a direct reflection of his political ...