Summary
Democrats considering running for president in 2028 are having a hard time talking about transgender issues. Many Republicans plan to use these issues in campaign ads, pointing out that most Americans agree with them on related topics. Some Democrats are avoiding giving clear answers when asked about transgender rights and policies.
Key Facts
- Democrats considering a 2028 presidential run are struggling with transgender rights topics.
- President Trump's 2024 ad campaign targeted Democratic support for transgender rights.
- Republicans plan to highlight Democrats' stance on trans issues in upcoming campaigns.
- Democratic candidates like California Gov. Gavin Newsom faced challenges answering questions about transgender athletes.
- Democrats such as Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Rahm Emanuel have shared their views, with Shapiro suggesting sports officials decide on transgender participation in sports.
- Many potential Democratic contenders declined to comment on transgender rights.
- Some Democrats believe voters are not primarily focused on trans rights issues.
