[Dilbert San Diego]

Interesting that the women’s vote really put Bush over the top in ‘04. Considering it was a very close election, every vote counted. And, considering that the liberals/Democrats were always said to be the beneficiary of the gender gap by attracting more women’s vote. But they got a surprise that most women don’t vote on “women’s issues” such as abortion, and most women aren’t in the liberal lunatic fringe.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

" Interesting that the women’s vote really put Bush over the top in ‘04. Considering it was a very close election, every vote counted. And, considering that the liberals/Democrats were always said to be the beneficiary of the gender gap by attracting more women’s vote. But they got a surprise that most women don’t vote on “women’s issues” such as abortion, and most women aren’t in the liberal lunatic fringe. "

Very interesting indeed.....

Would it be safe to say that women are more conservative than they were 12 ( 12 years since Clinton was elected ) - 20 years ago ? 30 years ago ?
Could the last 35 years of Liberal Feminist aborting their babies is having a devastating effect of their demographics ?
Could the old saying " Unintended Consequences " be a big understatement here ?

[wardaddy]

how strongly white women vote generally determines an election

married white women with children have favored GOP for decades

it’s when you toss in those unmarried w/o kids where it gets dicey