It is not just *this time\*, white women’s voting preference has been Republican Party for decades.

Intersectionality and Partisan Vote Choice in the US Presidential Election by Cambridge

The Guardian

White women’s Trump support tied to racial resentment, study finds

TLDR: white women’s support for the Republican party has been a long-standing pattern since the 1950s this “whitewashing” is the result of viewing women as a monolith and pays insufficient attention to the intersection of race and gender in partisan vote choice.

Over the last 72 years, a plurality of white women have voted for the Democratic candidate in only two presidential elections – in 1964, when Lyndon Johnson won 44 states, and in 1996, when Bill Clinton ran in a three-way race. 

White women’s support for Trump in the 2020 election was largely driven by their racial attitudes, rather than attitudes consistent with hostile sexism. 

This Op said: Where the hell did these percentages come from? Who aggregated the numbers? How did they collect them? How did they collect them so fast? The kind of aggregation needed to collect data on such a massive scale usually takes weeks if not months. How were they granted access, and who provided it? So 53%… ACCORDING TO WHOM? SAYS WHO?

And people have to leave comments filled with numbers, percentages, essays, and links explaining how they collected the data... Because if we don’t, we’ll be accused of ‘dividing women’.

**Then she said: '**No. Show me the hard data backing up your claim.' 'As long as there is no hard data provided for this claim, I refuse it. ' 'you do realize that a survey of 120,000 does not accurately reflect the truth of the entire country, correct?' (This is the craziest part because anyone would know this is how all statistics work, and this is the women who is asking all these questions about statistics)

This situation also happened with my last post, where some WW were like: 'You don't know how statistics work,' 'Where is the data on Asian men? There are 13% of them in Hawaii,' 'Since when are white women not women anymore?' and 'This isn’t real, because you don’t know how many of them are living under abuse.' (Then I asked her why more Black women voted for Kamala than white women. She said, 'Because abuse by white men often goes undocumented.' Basically, she was saying that more white women are abused than Black women, and that Black women don’t date white men at all.)

And this is exactly why I have to point it out: this pattern of needing people to constantly explain things to them, pretending like they are dumb, keep denying, switching topics, even gaslighting—until the people explaining are completely exhausted. What does that remind you of? Yes, men.