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In reply to the discussion: 45% of women voted for Trump. Yet, folks here are blaming men for Kamala's loss? [View all]SunImp
(2,336 posts)16. No, I'm saying the same thing
Look at Dems all over pointing fingers at Latinos, Muslims, white woman, men and viciously degrading them. Most of the hate is directed at Trump voters, but people outside of political circles will see that. RW media will also see that and use it against us in a pac probably. Were supposed to be the party of level heads n inclusion. We need some self introspection & understanding right now
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45% of women voted for Trump. Yet, folks here are blaming men for Kamala's loss? [View all]
PeaceWave
Nov 15
OP
I took a Rutgers-Eagleton class on Woman & Politics and a solid 45% of women voted paternalistic since 1974.
TheBlackAdder
Nov 15
#12
Thank you for this response. It goes to what I'm getting at. How do we change this pattern?
PeaceWave
Nov 15
#14
Yes, but one that is offset by the larger gender bias men have towards women.
TheBlackAdder
Nov 16
#91
It's misogynistic to point out that fewer women voted for Kamala than men for Trump?
PeaceWave
Nov 15
#6
If by "this person" you are referring to me, I am not "twisting myself in knots" to do anything other than...
PeaceWave
Nov 15
#19
And yet, somehow, the candidate or the campaign team or the party elites and all of their decisions
Seeking Serenity
Nov 15
#8
Come up with some meaningful strategies to do that and I'm right there with you...
Wounded Bear
Nov 15
#15
Sadly, that's what we'll have to do. Thankfully, there are a few of them out there...
Wounded Bear
Nov 16
#92
Trump supporters and his campaign made it very clear that this was a movement against women
Quiet Em
Nov 15
#23
Without discounting the existence of mental abuse that absolutely does exist...
PeaceWave
Nov 15
#28
I don't get how "out of fear" works, they can vote for whoever & tell hubby the voted for the orangutang, right?
EX500rider
Nov 16
#66
Every woman in my extended family is the primary shopper. All voted for Kamala.
PeaceWave
Nov 15
#33
My Mom is an immigrant from Guatemala. Feel free to tell me more about my family.
PeaceWave
Nov 16
#36
Mass deportations and insane tariffs have a zero percent chance of not increasing food prices
TheKentuckian
Nov 16
#69
As we're hauled off to the gulag we'll be seen screaming at each other, "It's your fault!!!"
jalan48
Nov 15
#32
" Instead, they describe never ending competition over every little personal detail and a tendency
Quiet Em
Nov 16
#38
This is what has been related to me by women both in their personal lives and in their corporate jobs.
PeaceWave
Nov 16
#44
Are you suggesting that female rivalry in the workplace isn't a thing? Or just ignoring it.
PeaceWave
Nov 16
#50
Can you believe this shit? Next they'll be saying we're upset because our wombs are moving around.
Scrivener7
Nov 16
#97
Maybe the reasons women vote for Trump and the reasons men do are not the same.
milestogo
Nov 16
#96
Wrong. I'm asking folks to be accountable, rather than simply blame one demographic group.
PeaceWave
Nov 16
#100
Anybody notice that there are a lot threads lately masquerading as "election analysis," but which are just
Scrivener7
Nov 16
#101
" Instead, they describe never ending competition over every little personal detail and a tendency to tear each other do
BlueWaveNeverEnd
Nov 16
#107
As compared to Biden, Harris lost more men, more minorities, younger voters, and low-income voters
Ms. Toad
Sunday
#117
How can you be content that "women held steady" when the opponent was a rapist?
PeaceWave
Sunday
#118
I didn't say I was content. I was responding to your assertion that women, not men, are to blame.
Ms. Toad
Monday
#124