Carley Rolincik @carleyrolincik - Twitter Profile

about 1 year ago

Hey @MSNBC I’m gonna go ahead and rule out that it was one of Charlie Kirk’s supporters that accidentally shot him with a celebratory gun shot.

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Lauren Lee

@laurenlee

almost 2 years ago

I’ve been chronically embarrassed by women in politics. Maybe it’s being a millennial, seeing everything through the lens of Sarah-Palin-era cringe, but America has a woman problem. And no, this is not a Leftist gripe that “America hates women.” Most average American men are not prejudiced against us… They simply ask that if we want to command the land, we be able to put a sentence together. The REAL “woman problem” stems from party elites who want to retain power, who select easily controlled “puppet” women to front-face the Deep State, thinking it will trick the rest of us. Women manipulated by promises of power, money, and status. The problem is, these chosen ones come off incredibly inauthentic to everyone except out-of-touch party politicians. Palin. Hillary. Pelosi. Now Harris. This year in particular was worse than most. The woman selected could not do a live interview to save her life. She somehow got out of every question by cackling. Arguably the worst candidate for President we’ve ever seen. As a woman, I find such shallow showboating of feminism by party elites insulting. American women are smarter than this. We are not going to blindly vote for you because Beyoncé endorsed you, overlooking an obvious lack of competency. Someday soon, we will have a female President. I believe that wholeheartedly. But she will be a leader in every sense of the word; not a puppet. I would be greatly disappointed if “America’s first female President” is nothing but a puppet for old, war-mongering democrat elites. That would be a sad reflection on all American women. That we are weak, easily manipulated, and must be told what to say (and what to do) at every turn. Thankfully, American women are anything but, and (again) rejected the shallow pandering. Our first female President will go down in history as an American hero. We all know this. So we will choose wisely. This election was a clear message to Democrat party leaders: Selling us short didn’t work in 2016. It didn’t work in 2024. And it will never work. Try a different strategy. We know a strong woman when we see her. Maybe choose to TRUST a truly strong female leader, and support - rather than control - her entire campaign. Quit trying to dupe us. It’s honestly making you look bad. 🇺🇸

laurenlee's tweet photo. I’ve been chronically embarrassed by women in politics.

Maybe it’s being a millennial, seeing everything through the lens of Sarah-Palin-era cringe, but America has a woman problem.

And no, this is not a Leftist gripe that “America hates women.” Most average American men are not prejudiced against us… They simply ask that if we want to command the land, we be able to put a sentence together.

The REAL “woman problem” stems from party elites who want to retain power, who select easily controlled “puppet” women to front-face the Deep State, thinking it will trick the rest of us.

Women manipulated by promises of power, money, and status.

The problem is, these chosen ones come off incredibly inauthentic to everyone except out-of-touch party politicians.

Palin. Hillary. Pelosi. Now Harris.

This year in particular was worse than most. The woman selected could not do a live interview to save her life. She somehow got out of every question by cackling. Arguably the worst candidate for President we’ve ever seen.

As a woman, I find such shallow showboating of feminism by party elites insulting.

American women are smarter than this. We are not going to blindly vote for you because Beyoncé endorsed you, overlooking an obvious lack of competency.

Someday soon, we will have a female President. I believe that wholeheartedly. But she will be a leader in every sense of the word; not a puppet.

I would be greatly disappointed if “America’s first female President” is nothing but a puppet for old, war-mongering democrat elites.

That would be a sad reflection on all American women.

That we are weak, easily manipulated, and must be told what to say (and what to do) at every turn.

Thankfully, American women are anything but, and (again) rejected the shallow pandering.

Our first female President will go down in history as an American hero. We all know this.

So we will choose wisely.

This election was a clear message to Democrat party leaders:

Selling us short didn’t work in 2016. It didn’t work in 2024. And it will never work.

Try a different strategy.

We know a strong woman when we see her. Maybe choose to TRUST a truly strong female leader, and support - rather than control - her entire campaign.

Quit trying to dupe us.

It’s honestly making you look bad. 🇺🇸

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