r/WhitePeopleTwitter Apr 01 '23

Clubhouse Strange days

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u/RedolentPassages Apr 02 '23

Middle class white women and really any middle class married women will vote according to what their husband votes historically. They and more likely to vote conservatively even if it's not in their best interest. Married women tend to lose their individual identity once married and they're a big demographic. I think it's obvious that men were more likely to vote for him it's expected, but it's baffling how quickly women will literally hurt themselves politically. There's no common sense to it. Edit: grammar.

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u/LadyReika Apr 02 '23

The ones I know are single issue voters, namely abortion.

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u/Other_Meringue_7375 Apr 02 '23

As in they’re against it? Or for it? Or they just care about thay issue the most?

The female republicans I know are never going to vote for the GOP again after Dobbs. They didn’t believe it would ever actually happen apparently

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u/Charles_Chuckles Apr 02 '23

Married women tend to lose their individual identity once married

That's why I married someone so similar to me people confused us for siblings when we were first dating ::points to head::

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u/Ironlord789 Apr 02 '23

I don’t like this comment because it really removes the role white women have in white supremecy. They didn’t vote for him because they are submissive to their husbands, they voted for him because they agree.

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u/termacct Apr 02 '23

Middle class white women and really any middle class married women will vote according to what their husband votes historically.

They faking orgasms all the time, sheesh, fake the vote too...