The notable MPs in this debate

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Off the back of the HoC debate, can we compile a list of the MPs who distinguished themselves both for good and bad? Those who nailed their colours to the mast?

From David Davies, conservative, who hosted the first group of women trying to bring this to MPs attention, to
Lloyd Russell Moyle, labour, who feels both sides were toxic….
Kemi Badenoch, conservative, clarifying the law on women and equality
Rosie Duffield, labour.

I think it’s helpful to see who has had women’s backs. My MP is thoroughly unpopular on MN, but he quietly has women’s backs on this issue.

Angela Eagle is Labour

When the first WPUK fringe meeting took place at Labour conference and a mob was whipped up from the conference stage to go and shout abuse at women and bang on the windows, Thangam Debbonaire was the only Labour MP who spoke out.

Lucas is a true believer. I'm not sure why she gets a free pass.

I was surprised someone upthread thought otherwise.

Good for Thangam Debonnaire (labour). I hadn’t heard of her.

Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g Vicky Foxcroft is also my MP. I have emailed her twice about this but received no reply.

Angela Eagle and Ben Bradshaw are both Labour MPs

I went to see her a few years ago. She'd had several letters from various female constituents and offered to see us as a group. She listened, but her response was very much 'good people on both sides', 'let's all be kind' etc etc.

That was a total typo/brain fart. Thanks for correcting that.

Does anyone know what happened to Lily Madigan? Last I remember he had been accused of sexual harassment of a fellow student. There was the other individual, Jess Bradley who I think was was exposing himself in a park and in the university. Both seem to have disappeared. It was reading about those two individuals on MN that made me take notice as my youngest was looking at universities at the time. I had no clue about any of this before then.

Thangam Debonnair (Labour Bristol) started well, soon lost her courage though. Bristol ended all female only abuse support and she said nothing https://childrenoftransitioners.org/2024/04/13/the-trans-lobby-has-destroyed-provision-for-female-abuse-victims-in-bristol-and-elsewhere-and-will-do-the-same-for-the-victims-bill/

Liam Fox (North Somerset) spoke up- eventually (he's an ex dr though )

Kerry McCarthy (Labour Bristol) not good.

I imagine a name change in both cases. Possibly also a change of continent, and perhaps even a reversion to presenting as their natal sex with consequent name change. LM was accepted onto the Politics degree course at Goldsmiths with unimpressive academic qualifications and a generous allowance made for life experience, IIRC. Nothing LM ever said on social media gave the impression of a strong academic brain. Given this plus the allegations mentioned above, I'd be amazed if LM ever actually graduated.

Liam Fox is Tory (forgot to say).
Wes Streeting (Labour) is the 1st MP to publically admit he was wrong to say 'Transwomen are women'. (Not sure if he means wrong to say it, or wrong because it isn't true- bit worrying if a Health Secretary lies about the 2 sexes).

Some really poor behaviour here. And a shortage of upstanding people!

It is great that Westminster have shown a lead. Now it is for constituency MPs to do their bit.

This is a good example of MP action in a county where schools and youth groups seem impossibly captured. (Thanks Chris Loder.)

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1886975/charity-encouraging-puberty-blockers

Joanna Cherry SNP has been very good.

Danny Kruger. Has been writing about this issue for year in support of women.

Nick Fletcher (Tory) has consistently spoken up- and he was also the only one to raise safeguarding issues in Parliament about men making baby children of transitioners suck their nipples in Parliament, at a time when everyone else was too scared to.
Yvette Cooper (Labour) has been useless (which I am personally disappointed about)-I assume as her son is a TRA.

There are some who aren't as outspoken but if you check their feeds have been pretty solid for a long time. Mostly Conservatives but Angela Richardson, Laura Farris, Cherilyn Mackrory, Baroness Jenkin, Caroline Johnson.

David T Davies, mp for Monmouth. An early , and steadfast supporter of gc women.

Siobhan McDonagh (Labour) did say that men don't have a cervix whilst being interviewed a year or so back - she was also sitting next to Rosie Duffield during the Cass debate