Lawmakers Who Signed Skrmetti Amicus Brief

Over 160 Representatives and Senators in Congress joined a disgusting Amicus Brief in the case of United States v. Skrmetti, where they wrote in support of performing procedures to attempt to imitate the opposite sex on children. 

The brief states: "A federal bill criminalizing gender-affirming care not only ignores the science, but has essentially denied the existence of transgender people and gender dysphoria by arguing 'you cannot change your gender.'"

The brief also claims that bills to block this irreversible harm to children who are gender nonconforming (who will mostly grow up to be gay or lesbian), is rooted in "prejudice," citing "misinformation," "fear," and even "hatred" of "transgender" people.

These lawmakers completely ignore the very real, honest, and compassionate reasons that women, parents, and LGB people across the country (and across all party lines) oppose these surgeries. 

Read Their Brief → 

Arizona:

  • Greg Stanton (Rep, District 4)

  • Raúl M. Grijalva (Rep, District 7)

  • Ruben Gallego (Rep, District 3)

California:

  • Ami Bera, M.D. (Rep, District 6)

  • Doris Matsui (Rep, District 7)

  • Salud Carbajal (Rep, District 24)

  • Judy Chu (Rep, District 28)

  • Tony Cárdenas (Rep, District 29)

  • Jimmy Gomez (Rep, District 34)

  • Robert Garcia (Rep, District 42)

  • Raul Ruiz, M.D. (Rep, District 25)

  • Eric Swalwell (Rep, District 14)

  • Mark Takano (Rep, District 39)

  • Nanette Barragán (Rep, District 44)

  • Julia Brownley (Rep, District 26)

  • Mark DeSaulnier (Rep, District 10)

  • Anna Eshoo (Rep, District 16)

  • John Garamendi (Rep, District 8)

  • Jared Huffman (Rep, District 2)

  • Sara Jacobs (Rep, District 1)

  • Ro Khanna (Rep, District 17)

  • Barbara Lee (Rep, District 12)

  • Mike Levin (Rep, District 48)

  • Ted W. Lieu (Rep, District 36)

  • Kevin Mullin (Rep, District 15)

  • Nancy Pelosi (Rep, District 11)

  • Scott H. Peters (Rep, District 50)

  • Katie Porter  (Rep, District 47)

  • Linda Sánchez (Rep, District 38)

  • Adam B. Schiff (Rep, District 30)

  • Brad Sherman (Rep, District 32)

  • Mike Thompson (Rep, District 4)

  • Norma J. Torre (Rep, District 35)

  • Maxine Waters (Rep, District 43)

Colorado:

  • Diana DeGette (Rep, District 1)

  • Joe Neguse (Rep, District 2)

  • Yadira Caraveo (Rep, District 8)

Connecticut:

  • Rosa L. DeLauro (Rep, District 3)

  • John B. Larson (Rep, District 1)

  • Joe Courtney (Rep, District 2)

  • Jahana Hayes (Rep, District 5)

Delaware:

  • Lisa Blunt Rochester (Rep, at-large)

District of Columbia:

  • Eleanor Holmes Norton (non-voting delegate)

Florida:

  • Lois Frankel (Rep, District 22)

  • Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Rep, District 25)

  • Maxwell Alejandro Frost (Rep, District 10)

  • Darren Soto (Rep, District 9)

  • Kathy Castor (Rep, District 14)

  • Frederica S. Wilson (Rep, District 24)

Georgia:

  • Hank Johnson, Jr. (Rep, District 4)

  • Nikema Williams (Rep, District 5)

Hawaii:

  • Brian Schatz (Senator)

  • Jill Tokuda (Rep, District 2)

Illinois:

  • Richard J. Durbin (Senator)

  • Danny K. Davis (Rep, District 7)

  • Mike Quigley (Rep, District 5)

  • Jan Schakowsky (Rep, District 9)

  • Bradley S. Schneider (Rep, District 10)

  • Raja Krishnamoorthi (Rep, District 8)

  • Jesus G. “Chuy” García (Rep, District 4)

  • Sean Casten (Rep, District 6)

  • Bill Foster (Rep, District 11)

  • Jonathan Jackson (Rep, District 1)

  • Delia C. Ramirez (Rep, District 3)

  • Eric Sorensen (Rep, District 17)

  • Lauren Underwood (Rep, District 14)

Kansas:

  • Sharice L. Davids (Rep, District 3)

Kentucky:

  • Morgan McGarvey (Rep, District 3)

Maine:

  • Chellie Pingree (Rep, District 1)

Maryland:

  • Benjamin L. Cardin (Senator)

  • Chris Van Hollen (Senator)

  • Steny H. Hoyer (Rep, District 5)

  • John P. Sarbanes (Rep, District 3)

  • Jamie Raskin (Rep, District 8)

  • Kweisi Mfume (Rep, District 7)

  • David Trone  (Rep, District 6)

Massachusetts:

  • Edward J. Markey (Senator)

  • Elizabeth Warren (Senator)

  • Katherine Clark (Rep, District 5)

  • Lori Trahan (Rep, District 3)

  • Ayanna Pressley (Rep, District 7)

  • Seth Moulton (Rep, District 6)

  • Bill Keating (Rep, District 9)

  • Stephen F. Lynch (Rep, District 8)

  • James P. McGovern (Rep, District 2)

  • Richard E. Neal (Rep, District 1)

Michigan:

  • Debbie Dingell (Rep, District 6)

  • Rashida Tlaib (Rep, District 12)

  • Haley Stevens (Rep, District 11)

  • Shri Thanedar (Rep, District 13)

  • Dan Kildee (Rep, District 8)

Minnesota:

  • Ilhan Omar (Rep, District 5)

  • Betty McCollum (Rep, District 4)

  • Angie Craig (Rep, District 2)

  • Dean Phillips (Rep, District 3)

Mississippi:

  • Bennie Thompson (Rep, District 2)

Missouri:

  • Emanuel Cleaver, II (Rep, District 5)

  • Cori Bush (Rep, District 1)

Nevada:

  • Dina Titus (Rep, District 1)

  • Steven Horsford (Rep, District 4)

New Hampshire:

  • Chris Pappas (Rep, District 1)

New Jersey:

  • Donald Norcross (Rep, District 1)

  • Frank Pallone, Jr. (Rep, District 6)

  • Mikie Sherrill (Rep, District 11)

  • Bonnie Watson Coleman (Rep, District 12)

  • Robert J. Menendez (Rep, District 8)

  • Andrew Kim (Rep, District 3)

New Mexico:

  • Melanie A. Stansbury (Rep, District 1)

  • Teresa Leger Fernández (Rep, District 3)

  • Gabe Vasquez (Rep, District 2)

New York:

  • Adriano Espaillat (Rep, District 13)

  • Jerrold Nadler (Rep, District 12)

  • Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Rep, District 14)

  • Nydia M. Velázquez (Rep, District 7)

  • Ritchie Torres (Rep, District 15)

  • Grace Meng (Rep, District 6)

  • Hakeem Jeffries (Rep, District 8)

  • Yvette D. Clarke (Rep, District 9)

  • Timothy M. Kennedy (Rep, District 26)

  • Gregory Meeks (Rep, District 5)

  • Patrick K. Ryan (Rep, District 18)

  • Paul D. Tonko (Rep, District 20)

North Carolina:

  • Alma S. Adams, Ph.D. (Rep, District 12)

  • Deborah Ross (Rep, District 2)

  • Valerie Foushee (Rep, District 4)

Ohio:

  • Shontel M. Brown (Rep, District 11)

  • Marcy Kaptur (Rep, District 9)

  • Joyce Beatty (Rep, District 3)

  • Greg Landsman (Rep, District 1)

Oregon:

  • Ron Wyden (Senator)

  • Jeff Merkley (Senator)

  • Suzanne Bonamici (Rep, District 1)

  • Earl Blumenauer (Rep, District 3)

  • Andrea Salinas (Rep, District 6)

Pennsylvania:

  • Madeleine Dean (Rep, District 4)

  • Dwight Evans (Rep, District 3)

  • Chrissy Houlahan (Rep, District 6)

  • Mary Gay Scanlon (Rep, District 5)

  • Brendan Boyle (Rep, District 2)

  • Chris Deluzio (Rep, District 17)

  • Summer L. Lee (Rep, District 12)

Rhode Island:

  • Gabe Amo (Rep, District 1)

South Carolina:

  • James E. Clyburn (Rep, District 6)

Tennessee:

  • Steve Cohen (Rep, District 9)

Texas:

  • Colin Z. Allred (Rep, District 32)

  • Lizzie Fletcher (Rep, District 7)

  • Veronica Escobar (Rep, District 16)

  • Joaquin Castro (Rep, District 20)

  • Greg Casar (Rep, District 35)

  • Sylvia R. Garcia (Rep, District 29)

  • Jasmine Crockett (Rep, District 30)

  • Lloyd Doggett (Rep, District 37)

  • Al Green (Rep, District 9)

Vermont:

  • Bernard Sanders (Senator)

  • Peter Welch (Senator)

  • Becca Balint (Rep, at-large)

Virginia:

  • Bobby Scott (Rep, District 3)

  • Don Beyer (Rep, District 8)

  • Abigail Spanberger (Rep, District 7)

  • Jennifer Wexton (Rep, District 10)

  • Gerry Connolly (Rep, District 11)

  • Jennifer L. McClellan (Rep, District 4)

Washington:

  • Patty Murray (Senator)

  • Suzan K. DelBene (Rep, District 1)

  • Pramila Jayapal (Rep, District 7)

  • Derek Kilmer (Rep, District 6)

  • Kim Schrier, M.D. (Rep, District 8)

  • Marilyn Strickland (Rep, District 10)

Wisconsin:

  • Mark Pocan (Rep, District 2)

  • Gwen Moore (Rep, District 4)

If your lawmaker is on the above list, they signed this horrible brief. 

Write to them and let them know you disapprove!