Like clockwork. Another election cycle, another bogus rallying point to concern and focus lib-fems, both democrat AND republican, and get them to vote against their best interests.
The disappointing thing is so many generally conservative-leaning women fall for this due to peer pressure or basic misunderstanding of what is being done and why.
I hope people have caught on by now. However, just in case, let me try to help:
In 2010 it was Sandra Fluke
In 2012 it was Romney's "binders of women"
In 2014 it was the 'Me Too" movement
In 2016 it was "Grab them by the p****" (Trump)
In 2018 it was E Jean Carroll (Trump)
In 2020 it was Amy Dorris (Trump)
In 2022 it was Matt Gaetz, Hershel Walker
In 2024 it was Jeffrey Epstein et al
In 2026 it is "Cornell 7"
Each of these are election years. In each election year professional Democrats deploy the same process to generate support from "suburban women voters", also known as AWFLS.
These are women voters typically from middle to upper-middle-class backgrounds, who are perceived as politically liberal or left-leaning, often vocal about social justice issues and engaged in activism or virtue signaling. Their gender identity defines them.
In order to generate support, or activate this specific voter base, women's issues and/or sexual misconduct is utilized as a trigger mechanism. Once the election is over, the emphasis and narrative disappears...... until the next election cycle. Wash - Rinse - Repeat.
If you cannot see the pattern by now, you are politically oblivious. However, once you see it you can never unsee it. Hope that helps.
The disappointing thing is so many generally conservative-leaning women fall for this due to peer pressure or basic misunderstanding of what is being done and why.
I hope people have caught on by now. However, just in case, let me try to help:
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) October 2, 2026
In 2010 it was Sandra Fluke
In 2012 it was Romney's "binders of women"
In 2014 it was the 'Me Too" movement
In 2016 it was "Grab them by the pussy" (Trump)
In 2018 it was E Jean Carroll (Trump)
In… https://t.co/1TQvFoAJmq
I hope people have caught on by now. However, just in case, let me try to help:
In 2010 it was Sandra Fluke
In 2012 it was Romney's "binders of women"
In 2014 it was the 'Me Too" movement
In 2016 it was "Grab them by the p****" (Trump)
In 2018 it was E Jean Carroll (Trump)
In 2020 it was Amy Dorris (Trump)
In 2022 it was Matt Gaetz, Hershel Walker
In 2024 it was Jeffrey Epstein et al
In 2026 it is "Cornell 7"
Each of these are election years. In each election year professional Democrats deploy the same process to generate support from "suburban women voters", also known as AWFLS.
These are women voters typically from middle to upper-middle-class backgrounds, who are perceived as politically liberal or left-leaning, often vocal about social justice issues and engaged in activism or virtue signaling. Their gender identity defines them.
In order to generate support, or activate this specific voter base, women's issues and/or sexual misconduct is utilized as a trigger mechanism. Once the election is over, the emphasis and narrative disappears...... until the next election cycle. Wash - Rinse - Repeat.
If you cannot see the pattern by now, you are politically oblivious. However, once you see it you can never unsee it. Hope that helps.
