JuicyJugsJillian
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I feel like women who voted for Trump generally had different reasons from their male counterparts to do it. There's a lot of discussion about "Trump voters", but like most generalized political conversations, it's based on the assumption that we're talking about men and their issues.
I was one of the people who was surprised that about 53% of white women who voted in the last election voted for Trump.
I have trouble believing that women who voted for Trump had the same worries and issues as all the men.
I know a couple of male Trump supporters, but no women that I know of. I'm mainly basing this on how male Trump voters act compared to female Trump voters in a lot of the online forums I'm on. The women tend not to talk much about who they voted for. The men practically boast about it and go out of their way to bring it into conversations.
I was one of the people who was surprised that about 53% of white women who voted in the last election voted for Trump.
I have trouble believing that women who voted for Trump had the same worries and issues as all the men.
I know a couple of male Trump supporters, but no women that I know of. I'm mainly basing this on how male Trump voters act compared to female Trump voters in a lot of the online forums I'm on. The women tend not to talk much about who they voted for. The men practically boast about it and go out of their way to bring it into conversations.