Liberal white women who prefer pandering to minorities over keeping communities safe are not a demographic I care about or the GOP should care about. Ignore them, because law and order is broadly popular across sane demographics (see graphic). washingtontimes.com/news/2020/oct/…
1) yes, Republican women can be liberal, and here is an example 2) white liberal women see minorities as virtue trophies, as ways to make themselves feel magnanimous, but the policies they favor actually hurt the communities they pretend to care about. Ignore them.
"But liberal white women don't like tough on crime policies, so I guess we have to just accept rioting, looting, and jailbreak bills😔" LOL no, grow a pair and get off your knees
Who will make up for AWFL losses? Minority men, who generally support Trump in larger numbers than their female counterparts and are more spirited anyway. Refuse the AWFL gynocracy!
Trump's approach to rioting was virtually hands-off, and he recently promised black voters $500 billion in affirmative action cash along with more criminal justice reform in the "Second Step Act." That's already too much for us, and yet it's not enough for AWFLs.
Do we really care about these people? I don't. We have already given them too much, and we haven't even started paying the price for that mistake.
It makes absolutely zero sense to oppose "radical feminism!", but then castrate your law and order platform to appease liberal women.
The GOP framed Trump's inaction against rioting as "let Democrat cities burn so Democrats realize Democrats suck and they'll vote GOP"
Therefore, do you really think it's worth trying to win over AWFLs who think you still "veered" too hard?
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You have a class of people stoking hatred, feeding on hatred, lying to excuse hatred, and they are basically untouchable
Someone says something like what Chris Rock said or something worse, and it is the job of journalists to 1) deny it was said 2) "put it in context," i.e., justify what was said 3) in either case their function is not to inform or take a disinterested view but to gaslight
Cliff Sims' career illustrates our personnel problems: he wrote tell-all White House memoir, sued Trump after his campaign accused Sims of violating a NDA, then was rehired to work in the WH as a senior adviser to the director of national intelligence.
A lack of human empathy, being run entirely by your emotions, and especially your hatred, makes you more like a rabid dog than a decent person.
Look, I have Socrates on my side here, who said tyrants are more like animals than humans, being entirely in the thrall of their feelings. This is not ad hominem.
Pandering to minorities is about making spiritual boomers feel virtuous. "Look, we extended tax cuts to the brown people." But confront them with the realities and preferences of demographics? They mentally shut down.
I for one welcome the tendency for macho leadership and a more active state than what these people are comfortable with. The caudillismo attitude, far more than the weak tax cuts temperament, is the future.
To be sure, there's nothing wrong with reducing the tax burden on everyday people. But the GOP orthodoxy is to privilege the corporate masters of the universe over everyday people with these tax cutting schemes.
Liberals, leftists, whatever you want to call them, filled with glee at the thought of Trump supporters, now Trump and Melania, dying of coronavirus are creating animosity for themselves that will eventually deliver them a president who will make Trump look kind and cuddly.
The immediate response of news of the Trumps testing positive have, of course, been thoughtlessly cruel.
Liberals are some of the most illiberal people on earth because once they get power, they shovel their agenda down your throat coated in rhetoric about "justice." Conservatives have no response but to cry foul and pretend there is a neutral middle to be sought.