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This is a fallacious statement.
68.2% of voters didn't vote for Trump. Conflating his win with the idea that half of women (or any other demographic) are wilfully betraying their own interests is problematic.
Yes, many betrayed their own interests, but root cause cannot be defined in these terms.
68.2% of voters didn't vote for Trump. Conflating his win with the idea that half of women (or any other demographic) are wilfully betraying their own interests is problematic.
Yes, many betrayed their own interests, but root cause cannot be defined in these terms.
January 21, 2025 at 2:22 PM
This is a fallacious statement.
68.2% of voters didn't vote for Trump. Conflating his win with the idea that half of women (or any other demographic) are wilfully betraying their own interests is problematic.
Yes, many betrayed their own interests, but root cause cannot be defined in these terms.
68.2% of voters didn't vote for Trump. Conflating his win with the idea that half of women (or any other demographic) are wilfully betraying their own interests is problematic.
Yes, many betrayed their own interests, but root cause cannot be defined in these terms.
Mashedpotatotime
January 7, 2025 at 6:33 PM
Mashedpotatotime