Seth Moulton gets fundraising haul after slamming trans athlete inclusion, prompting second pro-trans rally

Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss protests outside his office over his stance on protecting women's sports and Democrats' growing resistance to Trump's second term. 

Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., seems to have been financially rewarded for taking a stand against transgender athletes in women's sports, but his critics aren't backing down. 

Moulton raised $547,153 from Election Day in November to the end of 2024, according to The Boston Globe. That figure is 10 times higher than what he raised in the same period in 2022, and 80% of the donations were $100 or less. 

"I think most Democrats want to put this issue to bed, so that we don’t keep losing on it," Moulton told the outlet.

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The congressman was one of the most vocal Democrats to speak out against transgender inclusion in women's and girls sports after his party's sweeping election loss for the White House, House of Representatives and Senate. 

Moulton initially made his comments blaming his party's stance on transgender inclusion in a New York Times article Nov. 7, just two days after the election, then repeatedly doubled down on that stance amid backlash from those within his own party.

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Moulton's comments prompted a pro-transgender rally outside his office Nov. 17, and now a second rally is planned for outside his office Tuesday, Jan. 28. 

Salem city Councilman Kyle Davis, who organized the rallies, previously told Fox News Digital there is a sizable Democratic contingent in Massachusetts that plans to primary Moulton in 2026. 

Even though Moulton has publicly disavowed supporting transgender