In this election, Kamala Harris has made abortion the main focus of feminine voters. Of course, Democrats ca n’t even define “woman” ( They are n’t biologists! ), but they have no trouble defining children’s problems as “reproductive freedom”, which is just lefty-speak for contraception at any time for any reason. Fortunately for the Republican Party and the rest of the nation, not all ladies are single kitty ladies who love an abortion, which was amply demonstrated in both of Trump’s city halls on Wednesday.
The first was a gender-only market, which is the kind of audience you might expect to hear for an hour about abortion policy from the previous president, but no. Borders security, immigration plan, the economy widely, Social Security, women’s sports, the child tax credit, inland manufacturing, energy policy, interest rates, Russia and Ukraine, Hamas and Israel, the fatal Afghanistan withdrawal, shelter cities, Democrats ‘ weaponization of government, the hurricanes, and FEMA — every single one of these topics was discussed before abortion was uttered again. Other than contraception, the second 50 hours of the hour-long town house were consumed by different problems. Although it may be the first thing Liberals want to discuss, giving birth to the next generation in gestation might not be one of the top eight issues that affect Americans every day.
The next was Univision’s” Latinos Question” city hall, and again, just one issue broached the abortion topic. Women’s issues about food prices, the national bill, and border surveillance all preceded it.
Republicans are aware that women are more than just their female parts, in contrast to Democrats ‘ front woman. Donald Trump has made it clear that he will address pressing women-related problems, such as preventing grown people from competing in sport events, but he also is aware that this election cycle there will be far more issues affecting all Americans, not just the ladies.
Fortunately for Harris, the advertising press will cover any topics she desires. That’s why, rather than emphasizing the problems concerning all Americans such as the frontier and business, they’ve made grass of the polling “gender space” and framed the competition as the “boys vs. women” vote. In their showing, Harris is the ladies ‘ pregnancy queen while Trump and his supporters slime dangerous manhood.
A rusted group of women voting for Harris because of her support for abortion rights and Trump wooing people with uber-masculine rhetoric has come to define a , divided presidential race, according to an essay in The Wall Street Journal this year.
Here’s Axios:” The election has been defined by the masculinity and femininity on either side … A surge in reproductive rights activism has helped tip elections toward Democrats since the Supreme Court ‘s , overturning , of Roe v. Wade. Harris ‘ campaign aims to expand that momentum. The GOP has leaned into Trump’s macho appeals”.
The media can spin the divide however they want, but it does n’t make Harris ‘ boy problem go away. She’s fake and shrill, and they do n’t like her. ( At least the polling deficit helps explain Harris ‘ most recent cringey campaign stunts, such as drinking a beer on late-night television and yucking it up with Howard Stern, to try to show male voters what a great bro she is. )
While the media is correct that extremists are eying Harris and her unlikability among men, they do not want to see the Trump plot. First, it’s not like women universally oppose Trump, 4 in 10 support him.
Second, and more importantly, his rhetoric is n’t “uber-masculine”. It’s uber-American. Trump responded to a question about unity on Wednesday night by saying,” The thing that will bring our country together is success.” In his response to another, he said,” You never really know about courage until you test it.” These are n’t dog whistles to incels, they’re maxims for everyday Americans fed up with Democrats ‘ status quo.
Abortion policy is important, and it’s true that just like many women are voting for Harris because of her abortion radicalism, many others oppose her on the same grounds. However, the issue that voters will have with this election is n’t primarily between “feminity and masculinity.” It’s between strength and weakness, corruption and courage, and whether the candidate loves this country or hates it.
That’s the real problem with Kamala Harris ‘ campaign. When you take the superficial “boys vs. girls” framing out of it, the right choice for voters is clear. And while Republicans can fret all day about Harris ‘ double-digit lead with female voters, Trump has picked up steam with virtually every demographic, including the ladies.
Unlike Kamala Harris, Trump is n’t stupid. He knows that law and order, grocery bills, women’s sports, and child tax credits are n’t “macho” things, they’re for everyone. He also recognizes that the issues the Biden-Harris regime has dramatically exacerbated, such as the economy and illegal immigration, consistently rank first among voters ‘ concerns.
Maybe that’s why, when a staff member recently advised Trump not to criticize Kamala Harris because” the women wo n’t like it,” he said he would n’t play the “gender gap” games.
” The women want to see our country come back”, Trump said. ” They do n’t care”.
He’s right. We do n’t.