Following the 2016 presidential election, the popular refrain on the left was that 53 percent of white women voters supported Donald Trump and fucked everyone over. But that 53 percent isn’t easily embarrassed—if anything, they’re getting ready for their close up.
Trump’s remarks. But for Trump loyalists, the week is a test drive in solidarity for the 2020 election, and white women are ready.
“Even though [the congresswomen are] American now—so to speak—they’re not acting American,” Kathleen Lieberman said.“The first black billionaire is endorsing President Trump, how can you call him racist?” asked Dena Miller, perhaps referencing BET founder Bob Johnson who recentlyp, but did not go so far as to endorse him. Miller suggested that the four congresswomen Trump targeted are the real racists, echoing one of Trump’s tweets.
These weren’t just a random assorted group of Republican women; they were women with pull both in their communities and nationwide. Three of the women on the panel—Kathleen Lieberman, Geni Manning, and Gina O’Briant—are members of the Texas Women for Trump Coalition. Miller is the national director of Trumpettes for America.
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