When you can connect these issues that they are dealing with directly to these people who are stopping the solutions from being put into place, that moves them much farther than, well, don't you understand that Donald Trump is a horrible person?

We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast from red, wine, and blue.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining us. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Rachel Vindman. And I'm Amanda Weinstein. And you're listening to The Suburban Women Problem. I think we were all pretty nervous going into last week's presidential debate after the previous debate through Biden's campaign into chaos. And I think we all felt like Kamala Harris really needed to nail it. And that's exactly what she did.

Later this episode will be joined by Olivia Juliana. She's an amazing Gen Z activist whose work has inspired other young people and it's also inspired online abuse from extremists like

Matt Gates. But first, let's get into the news. First of all,

I'm appalled by what's going on in Springfield, Ohio. People really need to understand the basis

or the foundation of where that came from. Because immediately after it happened, everyone thought

it was funny.

They were like, oh, this guy, ha, ha, ha.

And truth be told, if you don't follow him on Twitter,

or if you don't listen to Fox News,

or if you don't, you might not actually know

the source of where that came from.

So it probably did sound like crazy town.

However, the truth is people in Springfield, Ohio,

and let's be clear, people who look like me

and Springfield, Ohio are being absolutely terrorized.

And I am not hearing enough from other people

saying that we need to support this community. Now, I have seen some tweets out

there that says this is how you can support the community, but that's not what gets covered.

You know, we will spend an entire week talking about the guy who had a gun on Trump's golf course that possibly tried to shoot at him,

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