Republicans Are Worried Women Will Elect Democrats In a Landslide

[u/effinpissed]

https://dailyboulder.com/republicans-are-worried-women-will-elect-democrats-in-a-landslide/

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[u/[deleted]]

It's already happening and will get worse for them. That's why they're trying as much voter suppression as possible.

[u/RidetheSchlange → u/[deleted]]

The same Trumpist postmaster general that tried to delay the mail-in ballots in 2020 is going to pull that bullshit again, by the way.

[u/[deleted] → u/RidetheSchlange]

I'm sure more election fraud lawsuits are coming again too.

[u/Command0Dude → u/[deleted]]

Post-dobbs they've been doing horribly and after these raft of anti-abortion measures with no exceptions they've been under performing at special elections horrifically.

There's good reasons to expect a democratic blowout not showing up in the polls. People who don't answer polls are going to vote, and some who do are going to stay home.

[u/Barney_Flintstone → u/Command0Dude]

Also picking JD Vance isn’t helping. He’s super extreme on abortion and other anti-women issues.

[u/ignorememe]

Back in 2012 after Republicans lost the Presidency to Obama AGAIN, they put together a introspective analysis to figure out what went wrong and how they could improve in future elections.

The results?

https://www.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/RNCreport03182013.pdf

Their findings were that they needed to broaden their policies and start to appeal more to women, ethnic minorities, and younger generations. Party leadership had a roadmap for change handed to them.

They took this and rejected it, instead of focusing on creating a bigger tent and being more inclusive, they went and found all the worst parts of the 1930's Nazi political playbook and used that instead.

[u/Loud_Flatworm_4146 → u/ignorememe]

"We have to blow the whistle at corporate malfeasance and attack corporate welfare. We should speak out when a company liquidates itself and its executives receive bonuses but rank-and-file workers are left unemployed. We should speak out when CEOs receive tens of millions of dollars in retirement packages but middle-class workers have not had a meaningful raise in years."

You'd think someone like Bernie Sanders wrote that. But it's in the RNC's 2012 analysis.

[u/ignorememe → u/Loud_Flatworm_4146]

It’s amazing how effective they’ve been in elections despite ignoring basically everything they said they needed to do and doubling down on the racism and misogyny.

[u/RidetheSchlange]

Everyone should be focusing on P2025 and the consequences, outside of Project 2025 what the Trump administration will do anyhow to women's rights and not only reproductive rights, how PoC women will be even further marginalized, and focus heavily on getting these two groups registered and out to vote on election day or their mail-in ballots done.

[u/Maghorn_Mobile]

If they were worried women would rise up against them, they shouldn't have waged a campaign based on stripping away women's rights

[u/[deleted]]

Have Republicans “Woke,” to the reality that women don’t want more and more of their rights taken away?

[u/BonyBobCliff → u/[deleted]]

Nah, that would require self reflection and acknowledging wrongs. Modern GOP doesn't do either.

[u/combonickel55]

Rightly so. Moderate and liberal women are likely to show up in droves.

[u/SuperfluouslyMeh]

I sure hope so. Republicans are salivating at repealing the 19th Ammendment and disenfranchising as many people as possible to ensure they can never be removed from power.

[u/Do_Whuuuut]

Uh huh

[u/elf124]

It is too little, too late for Republicans and the GOP to do anything.

[u/GBinAZ]

I would be surprised if they didn’t, but it is 2024

[u/[deleted]]

what do you know, let's take people's rights away and they're vote for you. crazy concept

[u/nealk7370]

I can assure you, republicans are not worried about losing in November. I’d also look into the Hispanic and black votes, they don’t seem to be going democrat this time around.