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President Donald Trump rallies three times a day for the last week before election day and closes his closing message. Trump is desperate to regain a demographic he has lost: those he calls “suburban women” – the same group of voters he used to call “suburban housewives”.
After all, he has the strange belief that women will stay home and men go to work in 2020 – which may explain one of the reasons he lost them.
Trump telegraphed this strange concept on Tuesday when he told voters that his own daughter, who was given the title of Senior Advisor to the President, would be “very happy to be home with the kids.” He added, “But we let them work.”
Later on Tuesday, Trump told his “suburban women” not to worry: “We’ll get your husbands back to work.”
They are remarks from the 1950s or maybe an episode of “Mad Men”.
Trump: We’re getting your husbands back to work pic.twitter.com/MOHh0d1Vu7
– Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) October 27, 2020
Many responded with allegations of misogyny and indignation.
Oh how lovely !!
Now we can finally afford the fancy dishwasher that I’ve been watching in this shop window for all these months.
I have to run because my sweetheart’s martini won’t stir by itself and I look pretty scared in my house dress.
And dinner has to be punctually at 5 a.m.
– Jo (@JoJoFromJerz) October 27, 2020
Suburban women want jobs.
– Pronounced (@ Out5p0ken) October 27, 2020
Hmmmmm, just let me go through my Suburban Woman checklist:
1. “Please like me”
2. “I saved your neighborhood” from “the projects” and “Cory Booker”
3. “Suburban Housewives”
4. “Bring your husbands back to work”
5. Years of bigotry, bullying and bumblebeing
no thanks
Bye now https://t.co/BQmN8EZhG6
– Melissa Hillman (@bittergertrude) October 27, 2020
The American workforce includes approximately 80 million women (https://t.co/35Z4k3Kq7s)
– MP Don Beyer (@RepDonBeyer) October 27, 2020
It’s the 1950s for this rally pic.twitter.com/bks92uHYZZ
– J Rein (@JoshReinking) October 27, 2020
Make America Again in 1950. https://t.co/vXROb9rEVv
– Todd Poirier (@todd_poirier) October 27, 2020
As a woman, it’s so offensive. My mother worked, her mother worked, both husbands worked, and all of my siblings and their husbands worked or worked, regardless of their gender. The only reason someone is unemployed now is because of them. Period
– Ellemnopas1 (@ Ellemnopas1) October 27, 2020
Which century is that?
– Sharon Nelson (@ capo4sgn) October 27, 2020
To win the suburban women’s election, he will subscribe to Good Housekeeping for free. https://t.co/m0Z6uwwwjt
– David Knowles (@writerknowles) October 27, 2020
because all women are housewives https://t.co/9sCdOZri0l
– The Ghost of George Conway (@ gtconway3dg) October 27, 2020
Rip Van Womanizer strikes again. https://t.co/jBu5IdTh8A
– Andrea R MD (@ AndreaR9Md) October 27, 2020
For example, when Phyllis Schlafly started a meeting with “Thanks to my husband for allowing me to be here”. https://t.co/fAtGrBUayN
– Matt Ortega (@MattOrtega) October 27, 2020
I can’t imagine why it is so unpopular with women https://t.co/EIQX1fKk77
– 🐞spooky rachel @ homefest🐞 (@rachel_garniss) October 27, 2020
Misogynist a lot? 😯😠 # Trump # Lansing # Michigan https://t.co/NhQrBXw0At
– and life is simple (@madamyez) October 27, 2020
To do…. “Suburban women”…. not working? Because … I live in the suburbs and … I am working. Am I getting it wrong? Was there a memo? https://t.co/Bcec1iXr0s
– April (@ReignOfApril), October 27, 2020
