How the Democratic Party became a gender polarization machine

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The post itself didn’t even describe what the bill did. All former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton wrote was, “Are you a woman who changed your name when you got married? Congress is considering a bill that could make it much harder for you to vote. Call your rep — this is not a drill.”

Why would Republicans in Congress want to make it harder for married women to vote? Married women broke for President Donald Trump 51%-47% in 2020 and 52%-47% in 2024. This is not a demographic that the Republican Party would want to suppress.

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