Trump's distancing himself from Project 2025 is all part of the plan

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Whether social or fiscal conservative, populist or establishment, keeping women out of the workplace – especially out
of jobs with high status and/or pay – has been a core value for the modern American right since at least WWII. It ranks right up there with racism and greed as a fundamental principle for the GOP.

This election is a demographic make-or-break for their rotten “kinder, kuche, kirche” philosophy. Let’s respond in kind like we did 80 years ago:

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And will companies increase pay so that a one job family can survive? I don’t think so!

Cruel and dumb!

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That’s the larger agenda that fuels conservatism across the board: workers must be vigorously reminded to know their place in comparison to their “betters”. Cue Wilhoit’s Law.

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Lots of their own “side” are two income homes, because one can’t live on one income, most often. Those people cheering this shit on is in for a big surprised when they are suddenly living more circumscribed lives…

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The women especially are in for a rude awakening when they’re suddenly missing a finger…

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And employers are in for a rude application of supply and demand. They’re already crying because they can’t get enough people for starvation wage jobs; what happens when the labor force is cut to less than half? (Ignoring that male-only employment was a recent historical phenomenon.)

They know it won’t work, but it sells to their low information rubes.

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They’re the ones largely funding this, too. but hey, once they strip most of us of our rights, they can do whatever they want to their employees.

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… is “affirmative action in education for boys” in there somewhere :thinking:

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