The 19th amendment shifted the fundamental unit of society from the family to the individual, which has negative consequences.

“the 19th amendment says no no the fundamental political unit is the individual and this is why there were so many women I think it was the majority of women who opposed women suffrage who opposed the 19th amendment and it's not just that they were self-hating women or they were misogynists”

Universal women's suffrage is contrary to the founders' vision of a society where the family is the fundamental political unit.

“women suffrage goes against essentially what the founders um established in our country.”

Women should have the right to vote because they are part of the social contract and have a moral obligation as citizens.

“If women are included in those people who have opted into you know a social contract in a society where they benefit from voting then they should be able to vote.”

Women should retain the right to vote because in a secular society she does not trust men to represent her interests.

“if if we are not acting as a Christian nation, then I don't trust giving up my vote to godless men. I just don't.”

The push for women's suffrage was not a grassroots demand by women, but rather a top-down initiative fueled by propaganda.

“everybody assumes that the reason there was a push to give women suffrage is because women demanded it, >> right? >> That it was a grassroots thing that women looked around and went, "Oh my god, we're oppressed. This is terrible. We need”