[nclaurel]

4. Men only? I don't know. Perhaps men only unless a woman had demonstrated a capacity to successfully run a business or large family? The tendency to decide critical issues almost exclusively on emotions for a large percentage of women--is a real hazard to the Republic. But not all women are that way and some men are that way.

I am a 70 year old female have voted since I was 18 and have never caste a vote for anyone or thing on a ballot that I was unfamiliar with. That said I would sacrifice my ability to vote if that honor was removed from vapid headed females that vote for the likes of Democrats today and the SJW that whine constantly.

[JockoManning]

I am a 70 year old female have voted since I was 18 and have never caste a vote for anyone or thing on a ballot that I was unfamiliar with. That said I would sacrifice my ability to vote if that honor was removed from vapid headed females that vote for the likes of Democrats today and the SJW that whine constantly.

AMEN! PREACH IT SISTER!

[grey_whiskers]

I am a 70 year old female have voted since I was 18 and have never caste a vote for anyone or thing on a ballot that I was unfamiliar with. That said I would sacrifice my ability to vote if that honor was removed from vapid headed females that vote for the likes of Democrats today and the SJW that whine constantly.

"But, Beto is *sooooooo* cute!" (twitter)

[ichabod1]

I don’t think going back to not having womens suffrage is a viable path - that horse is out of the barn - though it’s kind of sad because seems to me looking back that women’s suffrage pitted women against men and was an early salvo in the destruction of the family.

I think before women voted it was more like one vote per family - the man cast the vote but obviously the woman influenced. It wasn’t fair to single women obviously. Today I feel you should have some skin in the game to vote - no voting if you didn’t PAY income tax. And no voting if you’re on welfare.