And how do trans rights hurt you? What difference does it make what they have under their clothes or who they have in their beds? While I am an ordinary cis-het white male lets wind the clock back a bit. In 1988 I committed an act which would have been illegal in that location before 1962. Namely, marrying someone who isn't white. To the vast majority of Americans it's a complete so-what.They represent me because of what they stand for. Liberals want to allow trans rights at a full level. Liberals want to allow for open borders and allow illegal immigrants to come into this country at a high rate. These three men don't stand for any of these things and more this is why they represent me.
This is why I strongly support gay rights and trans rights--I know how vitally important it was to us (nothing but marriage would provide the green card) so I can see how it could be vitally important to others. And, yes, that means she's an immigrant. Costs to the US? All she's ever received is the same Medicare/Social Security we all get--and she's getting ripped off on the Social Security because she's still working and didn't have the 35 years of history so her benefits get raised every year. But the formula is based on a normal life expectancy from retirement age and doesn't increase as life expectancy drops. (The same thing applies to anyone who works enough to cause a benefit increase in retirement. It's just that it's pretty rare amongst those who had a full career in the US.)