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minus-square@RestrictedAccountlink12•7 months ago50% of those republic voters found out that SCOTUS intends for them to make babies, fetch sandwiches, and shut up about their opinions. The percentage of women who are cool with that is vanishingly small. I wouldn’t be so sure.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink22•7 months agoI think you’ll depressingly find the number of women who are okay with it is surprisingly large - the GOP is basically embracing tradwife bullshit at this point and it seems to still get the majority of conservative women.
minus-squareFernlink4•7 months agoI agree. There are also more and more younger voters. Not saying they are all going to vote blue, but far more of them are.
minus-square@Maggotylink1•7 months agoThe trad wife movement is divisive though. While I agree abortion isn’t a ticket winner on it’s own. It’s definitely moved a needle.
50% of those republic voters found out that SCOTUS intends for them to make babies, fetch sandwiches, and shut up about their opinions.
The percentage of women who are cool with that is vanishingly small.
I wouldn’t be so sure.
I think you’ll depressingly find the number of women who are okay with it is surprisingly large - the GOP is basically embracing tradwife bullshit at this point and it seems to still get the majority of conservative women.
I agree. There are also more and more younger voters. Not saying they are all going to vote blue, but far more of them are.
The trad wife movement is divisive though. While I agree abortion isn’t a ticket winner on it’s own. It’s definitely moved a needle.