Victoria Sullivan, a public figure active in New Hampshire politics, posted a series of tweets on May 15, 2026, addressing recent legislative developments and clarifying her position regarding a bill related to transgender surgery.
In an early morning tweet, Sullivan stated, “We just got out.” (May 15, 2026). Later that day, she expanded on the legislative work completed and responded to ongoing discussions: “We had such a great day yesterday and got so much good work done. I hate to even have to address this. I tried to do it quietly, but apparently that is no longer an option.
We passed a bill that corrected a mistake we made when we passed the law to ban transgender surgery for” (May 15, 2026).
Sullivan followed up with further clarification about the content and intent of the legislation: “Ok, let’s geek on legislation. The breast reduction bill in NO way repeals the ban on transgender surgery. It in NO way repels parental consent on surgeries on minors. it in NO way allows breasts to be ‘cut off.’
It would be awesome if Republicans learned to have” (May 15, 2026).
Sullivan’s comments come amid ongoing debates in New Hampshire regarding healthcare legislation affecting transgender individuals and minors. In recent years, state legislatures across the United States have considered or enacted laws restricting gender-affirming care for minors. Sullivan’s statements reflect efforts by lawmakers to clarify legislative intent and address concerns raised by constituents and advocacy groups.
