"Give women the vote", they said... "What harm could it do", they said - Kotaku In Action 2

"Give women the vote", they said... "What harm could it do", they said (www.dailymail.co.uk)

posted 1 year ago by loubag1997 1 year ago by loubag1997 +58 / -5

How Single Woke Females became a voting superpower

America is more single than ever before, and exit polls show that unmarried, educated women are quickly becoming the dominant voting bloc in U.S. politics.

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– AntonioOfVenice -3 points 1 year ago +1 / -4

“Women totally don’t vote based off physical attraction and celebrity appeal”

I'll give you one guess as to who the guy with the greatest celebrity appeal is right now.

And the recreation showed exactly replication of the claim

Just among a completely different demographic, in a completely different time with one of the two having become a sainted martyr, nor limited to 'women'.

the Camelot myth would have impacted both television and radio viewers.

I don't agree. Everyone knows what JFK looks like, but what he sounds like is just another Bostonian.

Kennedy pushed equal pay for unequal work. This is why women get paid the same to be less effective in labor jobs even today.

Even the Civil Rights Act did not mandate that. Also, as I just showed you the vote in Congress, how can you try to blame this on Kennedy?

When everyone races to simp for women and potential voters its still pandering

Right, but then you can't single out Kennedy for 'simping for women', or whatever you want to call it.

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– Ahaus667 6 points 1 year ago +6 / -0

I'll give you one guess as to who the guy with the greatest celebrity appeal is right now.

Definitely not trump… why do you think the left puts such an emphasis on promoting Biden with people like cardi B?

Just among a completely different demographic, in a completely different time with one of the two having become a sainted martyr, nor limited to 'women'.

Which one was it now? The Camelot effect or the martyr effect? If you believe the average person could recognize Kennedy aside from name you would sorely mistaken.

I don't agree. Everyone knows what JFK looks like, but what he sounds like is just another Bostonian.

You mean the president that made that dialect iconic? 😂

Even the Civil Rights Act did not mandate that. Also, as I just showed you the vote in Congress, how can you try to blame this on Kennedy?

Why would a bill in 1965 have to reinforce one started by Kennedy in 1961 and passed in 1963?

Right, but then you can't single out Kennedy for 'simping for women', or whatever you want to call it.

I was comparing Eisenhower to the last male president, everyone pandering for the female vote through physiognomy and celebrity appeal after is a perfect example of why Eisenhower was the last male president….

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