Women aren't voting based on their emotions, they're voting based on their real life experiences. By the way, men do that as well... A person would be stupid to vote against their own self-interests. So if the claim is that voting based on your own circumstances makes you too emotional to vote, then we need to remove men's right to vote as well.
Sure, women vote Democratic more often, but it's most likely because they experience poverty more often. That's why a higher percentage of black women make up for the Democratic vote, they're more likely to experience poverty and other economic issues. Women, in general, are more likely to depend on essential, low paying jobs to survive, jobs that men don't want. Meaning they live in a different reality than men.
Women still pay taxes, they're still held accountable to the same laws of the country as men are. Myself and the women in my life have worked for most of our lives. We've paid taxes, paid into Social security, into Medicare, and paid local taxes. If the government can take our money and prosecute us, the same as a man, then we should have every right to say who we choose to represent us.
By the way, there are millions of women who vote Republican. The discrepancy between women voting Democrat and Republican isn't even a massive amount, it's under 10%. Don't worry, there are still plenty of Christian Republican women out there to "do the leg work" for their men, and if those women choose to give up their vote to their husband, then let them do that, but leave the rest of us alone. Ya'll are advocating for dictatorship at this point.
Besides, being more emotional isn't inherently a weakness to begin with. Women can be highly aware of the people around us, and we constantly put other people's well- being ahead of our own. Women do the majority of everyday work that benefits the people around them. I would trust many women in my life to make decisions for me and for this country.
I'm sorry that some of you think so little, of not only yourselves as women, but so little of the women around you as well.
And, I can't help but laugh at the "women are too emotional," argument, when nearly every response on this thread supporting women losing their right to vote, was ironically, emotional, lol.
I'm not even entirely convinced that women are more emotional than men at this point, especially recently. Red pill men have literally fallen for an entire movement built around other men making money off on them by saying things that they want to hear. If that isn't "emotional," I don't know what is.
