Husband voting for Trump

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I find that most libs are the least tolerant people on the planet.

Should someone be tolerant of someone else’s intolerance? Why should I be tolerant of someone who wants, either actively or indirectly, to take rights away from people I care about?

I’m sure I’m neighbors or casual friends with people like you, but to be comfortable having a close relationship with someone who is so callous about the rights of others? Nope. Not for me.

- Educated, successful, wealthy woman who is the child of a legal immigrant. I have a lot of friends that would be significantly disadvantaged if the policies promoted by Trump and his ilk would become law.

Would you mind expanding on this a bit?

Nope. You do the work.

Hahahaha. Ok. So you’re using hyperbole and then can’t actually back it up. Not surprising.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does he think more highly of Trump now than he did in 2016 and 2020? If so, what did Trump do over the last 4 years that won him over?

Or is he voting for Trump for the first time because he hates Harris even more? If so, what does he hate so much about Harris?

You’re a white liberal woman as you are actually entertaining this nonsense.

This is not a relationship problem. This is a spoiled woman in America problem.

She should just filed a restraining order against her husband while she’s at it. Because he’s such a terrible man to be around those girls.

Financial abuse. Ok. Cheating and stds. Ok. Verbal and physical abuse. Ok.

Thinking differently when the media works overtime on election years to divide people. Yes my life is hell says this spoiled woman.

Last I checked, the media merely quoted the divisive things Trump has says, including when he told people this is the last time they would ever have to vote.

Your weird, baseless attacks on the "media" are lazy.

In this election, we have a choice between angry pessimism and fear being stoked by a demented old coot who was already impeached twice and convicted of 34 felonies and an upbeat, optimistic woman who has the energy and ideas to build on Biden's success and continue to help America reach its potential.

I will say Kennedy is probably the only reason why Harris isn't polling above 50% and I think many of his voters will start falling away now that it's Harris.

She's going to wipe the map with Trump and his divisive fear-mongering.

I'll say one good thing for Trump, however: While he wildly mismanaged the COVID pandemic, he did get us the vaccines. He should stick THAT feather in his cap and call it macaroni.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are core values supposed to be universal for all Americans? This country is a Federal republic. I think Republicans are wrong for aiming to universally apply their views of women's rights on all women in all states. Democrats do not get a pass either for passionately arguing their moral superiority on many social issues. I am pro abortion, pro gay rights because I believe that individuals have the right to choose because their choice does not affect my personal freedom. We can debate whether men(and women) who think women who are raped should be forced to carry that child are evil people. As a liberal it should not even be a debate such men and women are evil. Then I ask myself this question, who gets to decide the core values of this country?

Liberals do. Whether we like it or not, progressives have had incredible success in pushing for liberal views on many issues at both the Federal and state level. Most Americans today are more in line with liberal than conservative thinking even among the ones that vote Republicans. Our education system has also been very successful at promoting liberal values very early on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does he think more highly of Trump now than he did in 2016 and 2020? If so, what did Trump do over the last 4 years that won him over?

Or is he voting for Trump for the first time because he hates Harris even more? If so, what does he hate so much about Harris?

You’re a white liberal woman as you are actually entertaining this nonsense.

This is not a relationship problem. This is a spoiled woman in America problem.

She should just filed a restraining order against her husband while she’s at it. Because he’s such a terrible man to be around those girls.

Financial abuse. Ok. Cheating and stds. Ok. Verbal and physical abuse. Ok.

Thinking differently when the media works overtime on election years to divide people. Yes my life is hell says this spoiled woman.

Last I checked, the media merely quoted the divisive things Trump has says, including when he told people this is the last time they would ever have to vote.

Your weird, baseless attacks on the "media" are lazy.

In this election, we have a choice between angry pessimism and fear being stoked by a demented old coot who was already impeached twice and convicted of 34 felonies and an upbeat, optimistic woman who has the energy and ideas to build on Biden's success and continue to help America reach its potential.

I will say Kennedy is probably the only reason why Harris isn't polling above 50% and I think many of his voters will start falling away now that it's Harris.

She's going to wipe the map with Trump and his divisive fear-mongering.

I'll say one good thing for Trump, however: While he wildly mismanaged the COVID pandemic, he did get us the vaccines. He should stick THAT feather in his cap and call it macaroni.

I think people like me play a big role in the divisiveness in society today. I am a data scientist. My job is to slice and dice data and find clusters that will help a business maximize its outcome. That business could be the media. When I identify such clusters businesses are then able to focus on said clusters and design products that said clusters want. The media operates this way. It is more effective as a business entity if it focuses on specific customers and give them products that make them come back over and over.

[Anonymous]

D I V O R C E

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am an educated, successful, wealthy woman who will be voting for Trump a second time as will my husband (a legal immigrant minority). Not every woman believes in the "right" to kill an innocent life. For those of you who said all people voting for Trump are "cucks", I feel the same about you voting for Biden or Kamala. The difference between us though is that I respect your right to your beliefs and would not hesitate to be your friend or your neighbor. We just would respectfully agree to disagree. I find that most libs are the least tolerant people on the planet.

NP. I have voted both dem and Republican in my life. I consider myself fairly moderate and usually able to see both sides of an issue. I have spent a couple decades being an “agree to disagree” person.

But voting for Trump is different. This isn’t just variation in ideology about what is best for our country.

Look at his own Twitter account. And listen to what his own former VP Pence says about him! Pence saw up close and personal what was going on behind the curtain and is not endorsing him. Trump has made dangerous allegations about the election that resulted in damage to our Capitol and death. He’s created a MAGA culture that has become an almost cult level identity.

We aren’t talking about the John McCain days of the Republican Party. True conservatives should be concerned and want to do anything to get the party back on track even if it means voting in the interest of simply getting this man away from the Presidential office and re-grouping with a new candidate for 2028.

Exactly this. I consider myself a moderate Independent and I’ve voted for both Democrats and Republicans in the past. This time is different, though. I will vote for the Democratic candidates because this election is all about how our government will function going forward. A Trump victory would put policies in place that would undermine our system of governance and separation of powers. That cannot happen. So, I’m swallowing hard and voting for Harris.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does he think more highly of Trump now than he did in 2016 and 2020? If so, what did Trump do over the last 4 years that won him over?

Or is he voting for Trump for the first time because he hates Harris even more? If so, what does he hate so much about Harris?

You’re a white liberal woman as you are actually entertaining this nonsense.

This is not a relationship problem. This is a spoiled woman in America problem.

She should just filed a restraining order against her husband while she’s at it. Because he’s such a terrible man to be around those girls.

Financial abuse. Ok. Cheating and stds. Ok. Verbal and physical abuse. Ok.

Thinking differently when the media works overtime on election years to divide people. Yes my life is hell says this spoiled woman.

When “thinking differently” results in women losing reproductive rights - which they have and will continue to lose if Trump is elected - it is not just some biased media coverage. It is really happening. SCOTUS ruling that the POTUS is above the law - that really happened. The list goes on.

Trump and the GOP have already done real damage to the US and are poised to do more. You are either ok with that happening. Or not.

I personally could not be married to someone who thought it is acceptable.

The feigned outrage is a bit much. No US citizen is more than a $99 Southwest flight to a state where they can terminate a full gestation, 10lb baby.

There are options to do it after birth on each coast, in CA and VA!

Wut? You clearly have MAGA brain rot.

Also, it’s not just $100 airfare (and I think you’re being disingenuous about how much round trip airfare to the coast would cost from a small town with no major airport, but I digress). It’s also the lodging, in town transportation, and food. The logistics of needing to take off work (which could also be lost wages if you’re not salaried). There are also insurance factors. You may get some coverage if it is medically necessary, but not all insurance will cover you out of state. There is also just the emotional stress of not only needing to go through with a procedure that may be an emotional one (especially if terminating a wanted pregnancy for medical reasons) and now you cannot do it with the comfort of going home afterward. You may need/want to pay for a close companion to travel with you.

Even if you don’t care about these reasons, it is disruptive to the economy to have people taking off work short notice for a medical procedure they should be able to have done closer to home. It’s bad policy all around.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am an immigrant woman who work with educated colleagues. Some of my colleagues vote for democrat candidates, others vote for republicans. Each person has his/her own beliefs and perspectives. Very often, people don’t agree with every stance a candidate takes. So, compromise is made. To dehumanize and insult someone simply because they vote differently than you says more about yourself than others, left or right.

This needs to be a sticky.

But it’s okay for a political candidate to dehumanize and insult people?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does he think more highly of Trump now than he did in 2016 and 2020? If so, what did Trump do over the last 4 years that won him over?

Or is he voting for Trump for the first time because he hates Harris even more? If so, what does he hate so much about Harris?

You’re a white liberal woman as you are actually entertaining this nonsense.

This is not a relationship problem. This is a spoiled woman in America problem.

She should just filed a restraining order against her husband while she’s at it. Because he’s such a terrible man to be around those girls.

Financial abuse. Ok. Cheating and stds. Ok. Verbal and physical abuse. Ok.

Thinking differently when the media works overtime on election years to divide people. Yes my life is hell says this spoiled woman.

Last I checked, the media merely quoted the divisive things Trump has says, including when he told people this is the last time they would ever have to vote.

Your weird, baseless attacks on the "media" are lazy.

In this election, we have a choice between angry pessimism and fear being stoked by a demented old coot who was already impeached twice and convicted of 34 felonies and an upbeat, optimistic woman who has the energy and ideas to build on Biden's success and continue to help America reach its potential.

I will say Kennedy is probably the only reason why Harris isn't polling above 50% and I think many of his voters will start falling away now that it's Harris.

She's going to wipe the map with Trump and his divisive fear-mongering.

I'll say one good thing for Trump, however: While he wildly mismanaged the COVID pandemic, he did get us the vaccines. He should stick THAT feather in his cap and call it macaroni.

I think people like me play a big role in the divisiveness in society today. I am a data scientist. My job is to slice and dice data and find clusters that will help a business maximize its outcome. That business could be the media. When I identify such clusters businesses are then able to focus on said clusters and design products that said clusters want. The media operates this way. It is more effective as a business entity if it focuses on specific customers and give them products that make them come back over and over.

Right, which explains why media outlets have failed left and right over the last 30 years as a result of the internet.

It's not "the media" as in the traditional news media that's responsible. It's the advent of social media and its exploitation by people with sinister motives who wish to spread disinformation.

If anything, paying closer attention the legacy media these days provides better balance and coverage of what's actually happening. I personally went back to watching the nightly news a couple of years ago and it was the best thing I ever did -- a 30-minute roundup of the most important news of the day. No panels telling me what to THINK about the news, no focus on unimportant things or fake outrages. Just the news. And, yes, there's plenty to be critical of -- news organizations have largely abandoned foreign bureaus, so the news does tend to be more narrowly defined in terms of global affairs. And yes, the news media does tend to get caught up in horse race narratives in politics. But this nothing that "the media" is some monolithic entity moving in lockstep to sow division is just absurd and unsupported by any real facts. Not to mention that "blame the messenger" is one of the laziest tropes out there.

[Anonymous]

I am a woman. I am voting for Trump. I am pro choice. There are too many other issues on the Democratic side that are a dealbreaker to me. I don't like Trump but he is the better of the two choices. Just because someone votes Trump does not mean they are a horrible person. It is because certain issues matter more to time and they feel both choices are bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does he think more highly of Trump now than he did in 2016 and 2020? If so, what did Trump do over the last 4 years that won him over?

Or is he voting for Trump for the first time because he hates Harris even more? If so, what does he hate so much about Harris?

You’re a white liberal woman as you are actually entertaining this nonsense.

This is not a relationship problem. This is a spoiled woman in America problem.

She should just filed a restraining order against her husband while she’s at it. Because he’s such a terrible man to be around those girls.

Financial abuse. Ok. Cheating and stds. Ok. Verbal and physical abuse. Ok.

Thinking differently when the media works overtime on election years to divide people. Yes my life is hell says this spoiled woman.

I don't think a woman who wants body autonomy is considered "spoiled". Are you from Gilead?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am a woman. I am voting for Trump. I am pro choice. There are too many other issues on the Democratic side that are a dealbreaker to me. I don't like Trump but he is the better of the two choices. Just because someone votes Trump does not mean they are a horrible person. It is because certain issues matter more to time and they feel both choices are bad.

Yes, it unequivocally does.

[Anonymous]

At least if you get divorced the judge will give the kids to him because he’s the sane one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am a woman. I am voting for Trump. I am pro choice. There are too many other issues on the Democratic side that are a dealbreaker to me. I don't like Trump but he is the better of the two choices. Just because someone votes Trump does not mean they are a horrible person. It is because certain issues matter more to time and they feel both choices are bad.

Yes, it unequivocally does.

Tell us again about the intolerant left….

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am an immigrant woman who work with educated colleagues. Some of my colleagues vote for democrat candidates, others vote for republicans. Each person has his/her own beliefs and perspectives. Very often, people don’t agree with every stance a candidate takes. So, compromise is made. To dehumanize and insult someone simply because they vote differently than you says more about yourself than others, left or right.

If you are voting for Trump that says all we need to know about you: you find him acceptable