Would you date a MAGA?

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Anonymous wrote:No. Not for any reason.

Any educated, intelligent woman's choice to date MAGA is equivalent to self-harm. Like cutting or facial tattoos, it's a sign that something is broken and wrong in her.

White liberal women are the highest levels of diagnosed mental illnesses of any sub-group by a massive amount.

Crazy in the head. Crazy in the bed. I’m not complaining but wouldn’t want an LTR with one.

They are more likely to be diagnosed with everything because they actually have healthcare.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I have a friend who is MAGA - well, actually I believe he has progressed to RFK jr - and he was shocked that another MAGA friend has had liberal friends break it off with him.

But I feel like it IS hard to maintain relationships with MAGA people - they have a super specific viewpoint and a hard time deviating from it - and a big part of the lifestyle is anger. Another big part is it’s almost like evangelical Christianity - you have to constantly be trying to preach it or you’re not doing it right.

I’ve dated and, ahem, enjoyed Republican women - people who have a different and sometimes completely 180 view on politics but we’ve always been able to agree on, like, Bud Light or Patagonia fleeces. I can deal with a friend, but I couldn’t date a MAGA woman - I feel like she wouldn’t be able to share so many of the things I like and value - television, books, etc

Btw, start your own thread if you want to talk about how hard it must be to date a Democrat, I don’t care to hear it.

Actually, I'm not sure I could date a liberal. Way too smug and out of touch with the rest of America. Also, it's only the liberals on here that have a post they don't like deleted.

What’s the advantage to being “in touch with the rest of America”? What if I don’t care?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I asked my dad why he is voting for Trump. He said he liked the tax rate Trump put in place for folks in his income bracket. I then asked him about all the other issues affecting women etc? He looks at like I was crazy. He is a secret Trump voter. How many are they like him in Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, North Carolina? The women that Democrats are counting on in those states in the suburbs, are they also thinking along the economic line?

We will find out in November. I'm very curious to see the gender breakdown in those battleground states come November.

I am one of those secret Trump voters and my wife doesn't know. I also know other men like me here in VA. When we get together and the women aren't around we can freely talk. We don't worship Trump but we like his deregulatory mindset. I once saw a survey that showed how women were far more concerned about the climate than men regardless of party affiliation. Women naturally worry more about their children and their future than men..We men think our kids will figure it out regardless.

I still Biden will win by a small margin but Trump will be very close.

If Democrats lose America dies.

So melodramatic.

China, Russia, N Korea, Iran are chomping at the bit after that televised debate performance.
2025 is clearly the time to make their moves.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find threads like this so fascinating. I am a Republican woman married to a Republican man. I dated Democrats before my husband and I didn't see it as a huge issue at the time but am now glad that I married someone who shares my political affiliation and values. We live in an area that consistently votes Democrat in a state that tends to vote Democrat, but I've only met a couple people here who talks about "MAGAs" like this in real life. I think it's mostly an internet phenomenon because real life is much more nuanced.

I am a democrat who married a never trumper Republican and live in moco. I know a ton of people who think Hilary sold children, the election was rigged, the boarder crisis is caused by democrats, abortion is murder and women should be charged as such, Christianity should be forced on families in schools.

They also could not name 1 thing Trump did but think he’s great or 1 thing Biden did. They blame inflation on Biden and don’t understand how the economy works, think gas prices are up, don’t believe in climate change.

I could go on and on.

[Anonymous]

So I agreed America dies.

But a clear death. Due to lack of leadership, not due to lgbtqia protests, or inability use race to populated your admit classes, or number of weeks for an abortion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I asked my dad why he is voting for Trump. He said he liked the tax rate Trump put in place for folks in his income bracket. I then asked him about all the other issues affecting women etc? He looks at like I was crazy. He is a secret Trump voter. How many are they like him in Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, North Carolina? The women that Democrats are counting on in those states in the suburbs, are they also thinking along the economic line?

We will find out in November. I'm very curious to see the gender breakdown in those battleground states come November.

I am one of those secret Trump voters and my wife doesn't know. I also know other men like me here in VA. When we get together and the women aren't around we can freely talk. We don't worship Trump but we like his deregulatory mindset. I once saw a survey that showed how women were far more concerned about the climate than men regardless of party affiliation. Women naturally worry more about their children and their future than men..We men think our kids will figure it out regardless.

I still Biden will win by a small margin but Trump will be very close.

If Democrats lose America dies.

So melodramatic.

China, Russia, N Korea, Iran are chomping at the bit after that televised debate performance.
2025 is clearly the time to make their moves.

Indeed. They'd love for Trump to win.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a friend who is MAGA - well, actually I believe he has progressed to RFK jr - and he was shocked that another MAGA friend has had liberal friends break it off with him.

But I feel like it IS hard to maintain relationships with MAGA people - they have a super specific viewpoint and a hard time deviating from it - and a big part of the lifestyle is anger. Another big part is it’s almost like evangelical Christianity - you have to constantly be trying to preach it or you’re not doing it right.

I’ve dated and, ahem, enjoyed Republican women - people who have a different and sometimes completely 180 view on politics but we’ve always been able to agree on, like, Bud Light or Patagonia fleeces. I can deal with a friend, but I couldn’t date a MAGA woman - I feel like she wouldn’t be able to share so many of the things I like and value - television, books, etc

Btw, start your own thread if you want to talk about how hard it must be to date a Democrat, I don’t care to hear it.

Actually, I'm not sure I could date a liberal. Way too smug and out of touch with the rest of America. Also, it's only the liberals on here that have a post they don't like deleted.

What’s the advantage to being “in touch with the rest of America”? What if I don’t care?

Libs ain’t in touch about anything global or domestic or economic or foreign policy, etc. except their social experiments.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I asked my dad why he is voting for Trump. He said he liked the tax rate Trump put in place for folks in his income bracket. I then asked him about all the other issues affecting women etc? He looks at like I was crazy. He is a secret Trump voter. How many are they like him in Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, North Carolina? The women that Democrats are counting on in those states in the suburbs, are they also thinking along the economic line?

We will find out in November. I'm very curious to see the gender breakdown in those battleground states come November.

I am one of those secret Trump voters and my wife doesn't know. I also know other men like me here in VA. When we get together and the women aren't around we can freely talk. We don't worship Trump but we like his deregulatory mindset. I once saw a survey that showed how women were far more concerned about the climate than men regardless of party affiliation. Women naturally worry more about their children and their future than men..We men think our kids will figure it out regardless.

I still Biden will win by a small margin but Trump will be very close.

If Democrats lose America dies.

So melodramatic.

China, Russia, N Korea, Iran are chomping at the bit after that televised debate performance.
2025 is clearly the time to make their moves.

Indeed. They'd love for Trump to win.

Get your head out of the sand. They invaded Crimea during Obama, the weakest for policy prez in a long while.
Then the rest inflation with old puppet Biden gets in.

Done and done. Easy peasy.

[Anonymous]

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