Finally had an epiphany. Usually the party knows everything. They know what you need, what you dont need. They even know you didnt even. Know you needed. But for the first time in a a e, the democrats threw up their arms in despair. Donald trumps Approval Rating was actually slightly larger than joe bidens watch at this point. Trump was at 43 . 41umbiden is at just 41 . So hes doing worse than trump, who was always saying was doing so poorly. The question is how solid a candidatioe is joe biden . Thats the problem. Thats exactly the problem. And what is exactly the problem that we dont know how solidt kn a candidate joe bideown is. We know hes not a solid case. Hes struggling. I mean, for his own party, it is hard to watch after the russia hoax, russi two impeachments, three indictments in a country bitterly by class and education. The New York Times Experienced T ,a temporary moment of clarity. Columnist David Brooksvid broo k is asking, what if were the bad guys here . Humility final
To the longer women stay single, the longer they stay in the workforcele thestay i, a the time they re in their thirties, they have to spend a fortune on fertility end a treatments when they don t even need a husband. actually, at this poinsband.t. this was explained to us earlier. they want us to put off having a family so that we re going to spend big money in order bie that family laterer fir on after putting our career first. s a major reason,son dr driving the single lady syndrome in politicsivsingle l a you re a single man, you vote republican. if you re a married man,gle mana you vote republican. if you re a married woman, you vote republican. bun ifried womotet if you re a , you vote democrat by ane de mocrastounding margin, a marging wide. single women have become the driving force in the democrat base. if republicans want to retake the white house, they don t need ballot harvesters. hey don need matchmakers . marriage isn t just good for the republican party. it s good for
And healthier. but what do i know? marriageats worked for, like thousands of years. kat timpf joins us now. is this a real phenomenon that people are thinking about when they re designing policies? or is this just happening? i think it s probably kind of just happening. but when you are and again,e i was aggressively single for a long time. what is an aggressivfor me.e belief single? you hated the idea of marriage? yes. i didn t want a and then i met my husband and i still didn t wake. but he like, kept pushing it and i was like, he s not my type. my sister s like, how is your type working for you get.r and then, you know, we got married and i m very, very happy. bu it like, even like delivery minimums or a thing where it s like, i can order enough food for, just me because there s not another person. and there is a lot that, o you know, it s harder being single, renting an apartment, a one bedroom that s beenting aapartmmore expensive. but it s easier to be singlee when the
Even need men. she said a woman without, a man is like a fish without a bicycle. i mean, we love you guys. the matter that we couldn t function without them. so what s behind the pushh to to create more single women in american societngle womy, we, starting with the great society and continuing today, the federa.ng witl tax code ande welfare state encourages women to stay single as long as possible. are you poor and single? here s an income taxare you crm are you a single mom? there s a child tax credit. a half dozen welfareis programs, all designed to incentivize single ladies syndrome. but that s not all. the left wants to take. i away incentives for married couples, too. fo i also suggest that we separate out some of the legal perks of marriag some so thatt single people and other kinds of families get these benefits. kind should not be theteway gateway to social and economic privilege anymore. pr that time is done. now, money is a big factore long
And certain things in corporate america. yeah, i m far against the government picking winners and losers in general by taking money througgoh and then saying, okay, we re going to try to figure out where this goes to kind of creatre outre thie k society we want. that s creepy and wrong to me. but why do you thinkme that single women, as opposed to a lot of these other people,t are voting so heavily democrat? yeah. so i ve never voted democrat orr republican in my life. i always vote libertarian. and you know, everyone says that s bad. you re throwin d ev bad youg your vote away.it but guess what? it s my vote. i do what i want with it. i think that therei think thatf that. right. i think that democrats are better at pretendingi thin to care about women. i don t think that policymakers really actually.but i th but i think that a lot of times, not all republicans, certainly, but o some of the louder voices can be the ones that do make fun of women for being single t do or saying that y