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Anonymous wrote:One very easy step would be to stop shaming stay at home moms in your community and online. They are women, they are contributors and right now they are given more respect by scum like Vance than Dems, who are afraid to be. acknowledge them for fear of feminist wrath.

Ever heard of the patriarchy? Vance doesn’t respect stay at home moms, he just believes that is what a woman should be. That a woman doesn’t have value behind being a mother. Hence, the childless cat ladies comment. And I’d love you to do a deep dive into Trump’s comments about protecting women…even if they don’t want it. Save it with your “feminist wrath BS.” Women aren’t going to shut up and stay at home just because men don’t like it.

He’s going to be president for four more years and then he’ll be gone. I’m not wasting time on your stupid research.

There is a line of misogynistic asses behind him.

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Anonymous wrote:As a women who voted for Hillary, Warren in primary, and Harris, I will not endorse a women again because this country is not ready. My boys are, but only one can vote in the next election cycle

If this were the case we would have no elected female officials.

Tell me you don’t know how to think critically - without telling me. The bar is NO elected women? Men make up about 75% of the Senate and House. But women are okay with this so…

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Anonymous wrote:One very easy step would be to stop shaming stay at home moms in your community and online. They are women, they are contributors and right now they are given more respect by scum like Vance than Dems, who are afraid to be. acknowledge them for fear of feminist wrath.

Ever heard of the patriarchy? Vance doesn’t respect stay at home moms, he just believes that is what a woman should be. That a woman doesn’t have value behind being a mother. Hence, the childless cat ladies comment. And I’d love you to do a deep dive into Trump’s comments about protecting women…even if they don’t want it. Save it with your “feminist wrath BS.” Women aren’t going to shut up and stay at home just because men don’t like it.

He’s going to be president for four more years and then he’ll be gone. I’m not wasting time on your stupid research.

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Anonymous wrote:As a women who voted for Hillary, Warren in primary, and Harris, I will not endorse a women again because this country is not ready. My boys are, but only one can vote in the next election cycle

If this were the case we would have no elected female officials.

It's not difficult to get one state or area of a state to elect an official. It's embarrassingly difficult (maybe still impossible) to have the nation elect one.

Anonymous wrote:One very easy step would be to stop shaming stay at home moms in your community and online. They are women, they are contributors and right now they are given more respect by scum like Vance than Dems, who are afraid to be. acknowledge them for fear of feminist wrath.

Ever heard of the patriarchy? Vance doesn’t respect stay at home moms, he just believes that is what a woman should be. That a woman doesn’t have value behind being a mother. Hence, the childless cat ladies comment. And I’d love you to do a deep dive into Trump’s comments about protecting women…even if they don’t want it. Save it with your “feminist wrath BS.” Women aren’t going to shut up and stay at home just because men don’t like it.

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Anonymous wrote:Put up a better female candidate next time and stop blaming it on this.

In what world is a grifter, rapist, insurrectionist, and convicted felon a better candidate?

In this case, it was. Tells you something about the female candidate, right?

No, it doesn't. It just says that you'd rather vote for a grifter, rapist, insurrectionist, and convicted felon than a woman (and God forbid a black woman). But let me guess, you're an old white dude.

I’m not this poster but am a woman who voted for Hillary and did not vote for Kamala. But, sure, blame it on misogyny instead of looking at the candidate and the policy positions she’s taken over the years.

For me, it was this. I understand people are shocked and upset, but I hope once the dust settles, they can take a serious look at where things went wrong, and stop blaming it on anything other than what it was. If they fail to do this, we will be here again in four years.

It starts with paid family leave for men AND women including paid leave time that the man spends with the baby solo. Men need to realize from the beginning that they are capable and equal parents/partners. Raising the children and taking care of the home should not be seen as "women's work." Once there is 1-2 generations of this, we'll be closer to gender equality.

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Anonymous wrote:Put up a better female candidate next time and stop blaming it on this.

In what world is a grifter, rapist, insurrectionist, and convicted felon a better candidate?

In this case, it was. Tells you something about the female candidate, right?

No, it doesn't. It just says that you'd rather vote for a grifter, rapist, insurrectionist, and convicted felon than a woman (and God forbid a black woman). But let me guess, you're an old white dude.

I’m not this poster but am a woman who voted for Hillary and did not vote for Kamala. But, sure, blame it on misogyny instead of looking at the candidate and the policy positions she’s taken over the years.

Rogan is a pretty normal guy who tends to be overly (and maddeningly) open to batty ideas from the likes of Elon and RFK.

If you are going to condemn him, well there's also the 50+ percent of the country that voted for Trump this time. And young women (under 25) showed one of the biggest shifts toward Trump -- DESPITE Roe and Trump. So as you roll out your talk about "raising good boys" etc, let's not forget the girls.

Most Americans do have worries about girls' spaces and sports, and find worrying the open borders Dems until recently supported, both of which made for the toughest pro-Trump ads. They also are still experiencing the economic shock from higher prices and the housing situation. Not Biden or Harris's fault -- look, most other countries had worse inflation and worse economic growth -- but they were in office, so they paid the price.

I don’t think the problem is as simple as men doing bad things. I think the problem is propaganda.

Anonymous wrote:As a women who voted for Hillary, Warren in primary, and Harris, I will not endorse a women again because this country is not ready. My boys are, but only one can vote in the next election cycle

If this were the case we would have no elected female officials.

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Anonymous wrote:Put up a better female candidate next time and stop blaming it on this.

In what world is a grifter, rapist, insurrectionist, and convicted felon a better candidate?

In this case, it was. Tells you something about the female candidate, right?

No, it really doesn’t. Nikki Haley, an experienced Republican, was rejected in favor of the most garbage human being to ever be elected. It’s plain and simple, a woman problem. And it isn’t just Republicans. The Senate is 75% men and 72% men.

period

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Anonymous wrote:Put up a better female candidate next time and stop blaming it on this.

In what world is a grifter, rapist, insurrectionist, and convicted felon a better candidate?

In this case, it was. Tells you something about the female candidate, right?

No, it really doesn’t. Nikki Haley, an experienced Republican, was rejected in favor of the most garbage human being to ever be elected. It’s plain and simple, a woman problem. And it isn’t just Republicans. The Senate is 75% men and 72% men.

Anonymous wrote:As a women who voted for Hillary, Warren in primary, and Harris, I will not endorse a women again because this country is not ready. My boys are, but only one can vote in the next election cycle

You think people didn't elect Hillary because they weren't ready for a woman 8 years ago? Maybe, but more likely because people didn't like her, her platform, her shiftiness, etc.

Anonymous wrote:As a women who voted for Hillary, Warren in primary, and Harris, I will not endorse a women again because this country is not ready. My boys are, but only one can vote in the next election cycle

Same. No more Dem women at the top of the ticket.