Is the conservative argument against women voting getting new traction?

The Republican nominee for Governor of North Carolina this year,

Trump endorsed Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson knows how to fix America's political and social problems, prevent women from

voting.

In a video from his presentation to, ironically, the Republican women of Pitt County in March

of 2020, when Robinson was successfully running for

lieutenant governor he came right out and said it quote I absolutely want to go back to the

America where women can't vote Robinson argued do you know why because in those days we had people who fought for real social change and they were called Republicans.

That's the America we want to bring back. We want to bring back the America where Republicans and principals and true ideas of freedom rule."

Of course Robinson wasn't onto something new for the GOP.

What's new is that some of the party's most extreme voter suppression efforts, theoretically targeting blacks and

Hispanics will be working this fall to prevent women from voting as well.

The calls to disenfranchise women have been growing among Republicans in recent years.

Just a few months ago, Ann Coulter was again blunt.

Once again, it's time to reconsider our rash experiment with women's suffrage," she said.

Michigan Republican John Gibbs, it was revealed when he ran for Congress in 2022 as the official

GOP candidate for that state's third congressional district was ahead of the curve.

The former Trump administration official had created a website two decades ago that laid out

the conservative argument against women voting.

Quote, some argue that in a democratic society it is hypocritical or unjust for women who are 50% of the population not to have the vote.

This is obviously not true since the founding fathers who understood liberty and democracy better than anyone did not believe so.

In addition, all people under age 18 cannot vote, although they too comprise a significant portion

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