The MAGA movement has a lot of problems.

Number one, women.

Women by double digits by a mile do not like this form of toxic, insecure, beta male

masculinity that MAGA and all of its followers subscribe to. Number two, they have a Jesus Christ

problem. Jesus Christ was a radical socialist, welcomeer of refugees, embracer of those who had problems,

spoke out against the accumulation of wealth, and spoke out against Bible thumping overt religiosity.

All of these things are very problematic for this authoritarian Christian nationalist regime.

So they are trying to use women who are willing to weaponize their gender to somehow try to brainwash the rest of the women

that their old antiquated biblical worldview, perverted, demented, hypocritical, that somehow

all of these women are going to go, oh, oh, Erica Kirk said this thing. Yeah, I'm going

to throw all of my agency autonomy and femininity down the tube to follow this old queen. And

here she is being interviewed by the New York Times in New York yesterday. And here is what she had to say.

And before you do pop her up, I want you to notice that she even knows geographically

when she's not speaking to MAGA, that she can't dress like Tammy Faye Baker.

And so notice the different affect of her trying to reach out to female New Yorkers. Play the clip.

What I don't want to have happen is women, young women in the city, look to the government

as a solution to put off having a family or a marriage because you're relying on the government to support you instead

of being united with the husband where you can support yourself and your husband can support

and you can guys all combine together. But I just find it so ironic and so interesting that a

heavy percentage of the individuals that voted for him were female.

It's not that interesting and it's not that ironic at all, Erica Kirk, because you actually

allow yourself to be afforded all of the luxuries of all of the civil rights fight that

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