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I'm A Republican Woman. Progressives Are Wrong About What I Believe.
Progressives Have Undertaken A Robust Effort To Discredit, Demonize And Bludgeon Republican Women As Demagogues And Deviants Rather Than Respect Them As Human Beings And Women.
I'm A Republican Woman, But I Don't Think I'm All That Different From Other Women − Democrats Or Otherwise. I Love My Kids And My Dogs. I Hate Cleaning. I Don't Like The Current Price Of Meat Or Eggs. I Own A Gun, But I Don't Brandish It In Public. I've Voted For Donald Trump, But I Don't Support The Former President Anymore. I Don't Like What Some Republican Politicians Say, And I Do Like What Others Say.
In Some Ways, I'm A Typical Republican Woman, Even If I Don't Look Or Act Like The Female Republican Politicians I See In Washington, D.C., Or My Texas Capital Of Austin. That's Mostly Because There's An Obvious Difference Between Career Politicians And Average Voters As Well As A Huge Difference Between The Stereotype And The Reality Of Being A Republican Woman
Yet, It's Difficult To Converse About These Differences When Liberals Portray Republican Beliefs As Outdated And Oppressive And Republican Women As A Mess.
Are The Women Leading The GOP Less Than Fully Human?
Many Progressives Distort Who Republicans Are. They Not Only Disagree With Republicans' Beliefs But They Also Often Don't Understand Why Conservatives Believe What We Believe, Which Leads To Unfair Mischaracterizations And Demeaning Caricatures.
This Is Painfully Demonstrated In New York Magazine's Latest Cover Story: "How Did Republican Women End Up Like This?"
The More Than 5,000-Word Piece Cherry-Picks A Few Extreme Or Eccentric Republican Leaders − Rep. Nancy Mace Of South Carolina, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Of Georgia, Rep. Lauren Boebert Of Colorado, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem − And Parlays That Into The Thesis That Republican Women Hate The Transgender Movement, Abortion, Themselves And Other Women. That They're Misogynists Leading A Charge Of Misogyny.
"The Public Performance Of Republican Womanhood Has Become Fractured, Frenzied, And Far Less Coherent Than Ever," Progressive Author Rebecca Traister Writes In The Piece.
The Article Quotes Politicians Like Greene And Political Activists Like Laura Loomer, Two Of The Most Extreme Public-Facing Conservatives In The United States. This Would Be Like Discussing The Democratic Party By Citing Only Rep. Mazie Hirono Of Hawaii And Joy Behar Of "The View" As Examples. Sure, They're Liberals, But Do They Truly Represent Millions Of Liberal Women? Doubtful.
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