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Anonymous wrote:Which issues attracted them to Trump?. I know plenty young women this age. Heard lots of talk about Gaza. Heard lots of talk about abortion. Heard no discussion whatsoever about transgenders.

What are the issues that attracted them to Trump?

Have a Gen Z DD and I honestly don't know if she voted for Trump, but here's the thing...it's not "one issue" and it's not that they were attracted to "Trump" the person. The DNC continues with denial denial denial. Below are my GenZ DD's views:

Perhaps not 100% stop but definitely reduce military spending (billions!) to Israel and other countries without accountability. Fix the many issues in the US first - put American citizens first.

Stop with the cultural/identity wars. She respects LGBTQ+ but seriously....rewriting/redoing movies and changing characters is getting ridiculous - if you want to be so inclusive create new stories, create new princesses. Don't go back and change things. Also she agreed that the whole gender identity education in schools is going too far and does not at all belong in elementary schools.

Not sure how she feels about deportation, but she does see schools overpopulated and resources stretched.

She does see the increase in crime, first hand! You know...the shoplifting/theft crimes that are not reported at all and therefore don't count in the statistics when DNC says crime is down, how convenient.

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Anonymous wrote:They haven’t experienced much sexism in the workplace, yet.

Nor have I and I’m 52.
Most women really aren’t as easily triggered as those who claim to speak for us are.

Anonymous wrote:They are too young to remember how bad Trump was and too young to ever need legitimate pregnancy care.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a white woman with a graduate degree, an atheist, live in NOVA, mainly get my news from CNN and the Washington Post, and love the Daily Show. I still voted for Trump, and it is entirely due to cultural issues. Don’t underestimate this. The culture is deeply personal and has great importance for people.

Aheits can be dumb and racist too.

With all the minorities who voted for Trump it’s really time to find a new insult.

Racism and sexism are baked into our cultural DNA. It takes deprogramming. Which takes a lot of practice and the will to learn about how it creeps up, even if we’re well intentioned - toward ourselves and others.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a white woman with a graduate degree, an atheist, live in NOVA, mainly get my news from CNN and the Washington Post, and love the Daily Show. I still voted for Trump, and it is entirely due to cultural issues. Don’t underestimate this. The culture is deeply personal and has great importance for people.

Aheits can be dumb and racist too.

With all the minorities who voted for Trump it’s really time to find a new insult.

Racism and sexism are baked into our cultural DNA. It takes deprogramming. Which takes a lot of practice and the will to learn about how it creeps up, even if we’re well intentioned - toward ourselves and others.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/nov/08/young-voters-trump-gen-z

This group should have been a lock-in for Harris. What is the explanation for why such a large percentage of young women voted for Trump?

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Anonymous wrote:Which issues attracted them to Trump?. I know plenty young women this age. Heard lots of talk about Gaza. Heard lots of talk about abortion. Heard no discussion whatsoever about transgenders.

What are the issues that attracted them to Trump?

Have a Gen Z DD and I honestly don't know if she voted for Trump, but here's the thing...it's not "one issue" and it's not that they were attracted to "Trump" the person. The DNC continues with denial denial denial. Below are my GenZ DD's views:

Perhaps not 100% stop but definitely reduce military spending (billions!) to Israel and other countries without accountability. Fix the many issues in the US first - put American citizens first.

Stop with the cultural/identity wars. She respects LGBTQ+ but seriously....rewriting/redoing movies and changing characters is getting ridiculous - if you want to be so inclusive create new stories, create new princesses. Don't go back and change things. Also she agreed that the whole gender identity education in schools is going too far and does not at all belong in elementary schools.

Not sure how she feels about deportation, but she does see schools overpopulated and resources stretched.

She does see the increase in crime, first hand! You know...the shoplifting/theft crimes that are not reported at all and therefore don't count in the statistics when DNC says crime is down, how convenient.

Anonymous wrote:They haven’t experienced much sexism in the workplace, yet.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a white woman with a graduate degree, an atheist, live in NOVA, mainly get my news from CNN and the Washington Post, and love the Daily Show. I still voted for Trump, and it is entirely due to cultural issues. Don’t underestimate this. The culture is deeply personal and has great importance for people.

Aheits can be dumb and racist too.

With all the minorities who voted for Trump it’s really time to find a new insult.

Anonymous wrote:Which issues attracted them to Trump?. I know plenty young women this age. Heard lots of talk about Gaza. Heard lots of talk about abortion. Heard no discussion whatsoever about transgenders.

What are the issues that attracted them to Trump?

Anonymous wrote:He got 40% among those who voted. If Democrats chose not to vote, it pushes Trump’s % up relative to 2020.

Gaza was a huge thing.