Why I left the Democratic Party after voting for Kamala Harris - and why others will follow
Briefly

A long-time Democratic voter has left the party due to its focus on identity politics, particularly regarding transgender rights. The tipping point was the party's reaction to H.R. 28, which aims to protect women and girls in sports from male inclusion. Despite hopes for a shift after recent electoral losses, the author feels the party's commitment to these policies persists. The article critiques President Biden's strong advocacy for transgender rights and highlights the disconnect with swing voters who seem to prefer more traditional views on gender in politics.
After decades of unwavering Democratic loyalty and voting, I have chosen to leave the party, disillusioned by its embrace of identity politics.
The final decision to leave was triggered by the Democratic response to H.R. 28, aimed at protecting women and girls in sports from the inclusion of males.
Biden's firm stance on transgender rights, labeling it a civil rights issue, prompted a growing divide among voters, especially swing voters during the campaign.
Despite my initial hopes for a shift within the party post-election loss, it seems the Democratic Party is firmly entrenched in its current ideology.
Read at New York Post
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