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mcar

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14. Swell

Sat Nov 16, 2024, 08:57 PM

Nov 2024

What about all the young women who live in states that have a total ban, like here in FL? What about the girls/women who are rape victims? What about women who experience complications from a miscarriage?

What about their lives?

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Blue state Trump voters - young women. This will blow your mind [View all] mcar Nov 2024 OP

If somebody tells you something and you interpret it in the worst possible way Prairie Gates Nov 2024 #1

Hmm mcar Nov 2024 #7

I have a nineteen year old neice. She was the sweetest child. Now, as an adult, she doesn't give a f*ck about anyone. Intractable Nov 2024 #19

That's so sad mcar Nov 2024 #22

Unrec ProfessorGAC Nov 2024 #17

Ugh... c-rational Nov 2024 #2

At least they had a reason, even if it was wrong radical noodle Nov 2024 #3

I Can't Believe I Fell For All The Roevember Bullshit SoCalDavidS Nov 2024 #4

It's the pure selfishness that gets me mcar Nov 2024 #8

I had fooled myself into thinking women would carry Harris to victory Kaleva Nov 2024 #23

I did too. And now, they'll reap the consequences soon to come. We can say 'we told you so', but that has SWBTATTReg Nov 2024 #28

It's called "Learning the hard way." Unfortunately. CTyankee Nov 2024 #42

Yes. And I truly hope that there are no unwilling victims as a result. SWBTATTReg Nov 2024 #43

Sadly, I think that is inevitable... CTyankee Nov 2024 #44

Most women voted for Kamala Harris. Mariana Nov 2024 #46

It wasn't "bullshit." Some women (and men) cared - Just not necessarily as their primary issue. PeaceWave Nov 2024 #47

How disheartening. I would think they could understand the brer cat Nov 2024 #5

You would think mcar Nov 2024 #9

They voted for a rapist because of the economy? Johonny Nov 2024 #6

Right? mcar Nov 2024 #10

I'm sure for some it's the economy, for others a placeholder for uglier answers Ilikepurple Nov 2024 #21

Except it's not if you aren't looking at GDP or the stock market EdmondDantes_ Nov 2024 #32

The last 50 years? dpibel Nov 2024 #35

I think the targeted propaganda and lies did its work. yardwork Nov 2024 #34

It's going to be a leopard economy, ladies. tanyev Nov 2024 #11

Yup mcar Nov 2024 #12

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Swell mcar Nov 2024 #14

Post removed Post removed Nov 2024 #16

There is nothing in this post that is truthful or useful. Intractable Nov 2024 #20

Oh, they can move? mcar Nov 2024 #24

Seems their lives matter less than the price of a bag of Doritos--- Jack Valentino Nov 2024 #18

Here's my question...Do you think outreach to such women could have turned them? PeaceWave Nov 2024 #15

I think they were reached out to mcar Nov 2024 #26

I'll bet they're white. As a white woman, I feel anger and sadness that the majority of white women care only for them- Iris Nov 2024 #25

They are, of course mcar Nov 2024 #40

My daughters all voted Harris but.... AkFemDem Nov 2024 #27

He forgave thousands of loans mcar Nov 2024 #30

Obviously most did not benefit from that forgiveness though AkFemDem Nov 2024 #33

Those who did not benefit may have seen it as a divisive issue. PeaceWave Nov 2024 #41

"...they'd voted on the single issue of the economy." J_William_Ryan Nov 2024 #29

+ mcar Nov 2024 #31

I get that they're concerned about housing prices. But, what is Trump going to do about that? PeaceWave Nov 2024 #36

What is their educational level? Ndp5 Nov 2024 #37

The award winning economist they would listen to would have to be on TikTok. PeaceWave Nov 2024 #38

The media only talked to Trump voters pre-election. intheflow Nov 2024 #39

I wonder why the "wise pundits" never tell supporters of that thing that they need to listen to us. City Lights Nov 2024 #45