‘I Am A Ma’am’: Leftists Melt Down After Rep. Donalds Repeatedly Calls Trans Person ‘Sir’

The left’s trans agenda is still in full effect heading into the midterms, as US Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) found out firsthand this week.

Donalds, currently running to be his state’s next governor, took time to answer a constituent’s questions, but the conversation soon shifted to a debate on gender.

Outlets including The Advocate immediately portrayed Donalds as the villain:

Several bystanders took issue with Donalds’ use of the word “sir.” One asked, “Are you f—-ing kidding me? Calling her sir? What the f— is wrong with you?”

“I’m listening to the voice, and I hear a sir,” Donalds said. “I’m sorry.”

The woman responded, “Yeah, ‘cause you don’t see the rest of me.”

Donalds insisted on returning to the question but again addressed her as “sir.”

“Sir, we are talking about a trans agenda?” Donald said.

“Sir, again,” the trans woman responded.

“Yes,” Donalds said.

The woman then ended the exchange. “Okay ma’am, f—k off,” she said before walking away.

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But plenty of others on social media were relieved to see his willingness to stand up for traditional sensibilities:

Lol Byron Donalds literally had a mentally ill trans person on his knees yelling into a bullhorn about how he misgendered him twice. pic.twitter.com/aa5OURWytf

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) October 24, 2026

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This is the BEST video you will see today

Byron: “Sir as a member of Congress”
Trans Person: “I’M NOT A SIR I’M A MA’AM!”
Byron: “Sir, we’re going to make sure…”
Trans Person: “SIR AGAIN?!”

*Meltdown ensues*

So good

pic.twitter.com/oIGJUSMNGu

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) October 23, 2026

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Here’s a snapshot of the gubernatorial race, per WPBF:

A new University of North Florida poll of nearly 1,500 likely voters shows tight races for Florida governor and U.S. Senate, with both contests within the margin of error.

In the governor’s race, Republican Byron Donalds leads Democrat David Jolly 49% to 47%. Donalds’ lead was five points in July before the primaries, but the current two-point gap falls within the poll’s margin of error of 2.8%, making the race a toss-up. Four percent of respondents remain undecided.

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Here’s some additional commentary:

@ByronDonalds will not stop giving me reasons to vote for him! pic.twitter.com/aIRTiwi3VH

— Joe Redden | The Older Millennial (@teameffujoe) October 24, 2026

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[ H/T WLT Report ]