[jacquej]

I, as a “life-long woman” for over 80 years, have observed the truth of your statement.

I have reached the sad conclusion that women should have never been given the right to vote.

[KC Burke]

My wife has said the same for about a decade.

[DOC44]

sounds like the female liberal justices threw a tupperware part and discussed how they were going argue against Trump and team up against Trump’s case

[DOC44]

sounds like the female liberal justices threw a tupperware part and discussed how they were going argue against Trump and team up against Trump’s case

[Cinnamontea]

I have reached the sad conclusion that women should have never been given the right to vote.

Oh, cut the crap. Should blacks have been given the vote? Because they're overwhelming liberal, far more so than women as a voting block. And how about Americans who live in New York, Vermont, Massachusetts, and California? Should they have been given the vote? They're overwhelmingly liberal. Hispanics? Men under the age of 30?

[EliRoom8]

I have reached the sad conclusion that women should have never been given the right to vote.

The gist os what you are saying is pretty much embraced by the Apostle Paul in a number of positions (excluded from church leadership and teaching the Word). So please don't let the so-called enlightened shame you from your courageous position.

Beyond that, the national slogh came about in the sixties when LBJ essentially rewarded the single parent raising of children (more out-of-wedlock babies meant greater stipends from the Great Society). It incentivized the disaster we are now witnessing and led to the destruction of Black two-parent families.

[OneVike]

After Obama won the 2008 election, I wrote a commentary asking the question, "Women's Right to Vote, the Beginning of the End for America? (FReeper link w/comments) (this is the link to the original FReeper thread from 3/29/09)

I must admit it generated a lot of support and negative responses from our fellow FReepers. Today, I believe many more would be more in agreement than they were after the 2008 election.

The link to the original commentary I wrote is no longer working, but the almost 600 comments still exist at the link above in the FR archive and are worth reading.

The link below will take you to the full article, I saved it to my own personal website, (trfmf.com) after the Chico Enterprise Record newspaper removed me from their staff with the newspaper. The newspaper systematically removed all trace I ever wrote for them in 2012. However, I found it and other things I wrote using the Wayback Machine via archive.org if you are interested in reading the original commentary.

Women's Right to Vote, the Beginning of the End for America? (full commentary via trfmf.com)