After socialist candidate Zoran Mamdani won the New York City mayoral race with the support of 82% of young women,

some people on the right have talked about repealing the 19th Amendment that gives women the right to vote.

They say this is the only way to restore goods like the true meaning of marriage and legal protection for the unborn.

But in today's episode, I'll show why this kind of rhetoric has the opposite effect

and will make it harder to push back against evils like sodomy and abortion.

First, let's take a look at a common argument in favor of repealing the 19th Amendment.

Here's Protestant Pastor Dale Partridge in a clip that has been seen over four million times on X.

Is it good that women can vote in America?

I don't think so, and here's why.

Nearly every legalized moral atrocity of the last hundred years

was made possible by the female vote.

Abortion and homosexuality would likely still be illegal,

if not for the female vote.

Mass immigration and the welfare state wrote on the backs of the

female vote. Nearly every modern Democrat, including Obama and Biden, were elected because of the

female vote. Even last night, the new Muslim New York City mayor, Mondami, one specifically because of the

female vote. However, many people who make this argument against women voting aren't consistent.

They say women tend to vote for bad things like pro-abortion liberal politicians, and so they

shouldn't be allowed to vote. However, young people as a whole are much more likely to vote for

these bad things than women as a whole. Mom Donnie won because of his support among young people,

not women in particular.

Two-thirds of men under the age of 45 voted for him, on par with the rate of women between the

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