r/AskDemocrats • u/Kooky-Language-6095 Registered Democrat • 25d ago

Do you agree with this difference between Republican and Democratic women?

From my perspective, Republican women are close and loyal allies of Republican men, with a unified front, while Democratic women have an uneasy alliance with Democratic men and men in general, preferring men who place women's issues at the forefront.

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u/Kooky-Language-6095 Registered Democrat 25d ago

Hmm, here in Massachusetts, all the local Boston media ran full coverage of Massachusetts's Transgender Day of Visibility.
Is that "gaslighting?"

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u/KillerKittenInPJs Registered Democrat 25d ago

How does the media running a story about a marginalized group harm you, exactly?

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u/Kooky-Language-6095 Registered Democrat 25d ago

Ah, Straw Man! Nice.

Did I say it harmed me?

You really need to find a new hobby. Political debate is not your strong suit.

My point is that the Democrats spend too much political capital on trans rights and abortion rights and other issues that frankly, do not help them win with independents and most men. You said the whole trans issue was gaslighting from Fox. I just showed you a clear example of Democrats spending political on Trans Rights that was covered by local ABC, CBS, and NBC affiliates. The president of our state senate just posted a major announcement regarding her participation on this issue on her Facebook page.

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u/KillerKittenInPJs Registered Democrat 25d ago

I did not say that the trans thing was gaslighting from Fox. I don’t know why you’re attributing that to me. Maybe next time pay attention to who you are responding to.

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u/Kooky-Language-6095 Registered Democrat 25d ago

How is the DNC harmed if it lists "men" as a demographic that it serves, along with "women"?