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Recently, Sunny Hostin of The View claimed that Trump won the 2024 election thanks to “uneducated white women.” But here’s the truth these libs don’t want to admit.
These women were, in fact, among the most informed and vigilant voters in America.
They were smart enough to know that under the leadership of Kamala Harris, Tim Walz, and their liberal allies, their rights as women were at stake.
For example, the Biden administration's treatment of mothers who spoke out against school curricula or COVID mandates was nothing short of outrageous.
Parents, especially mothers, who dared to stand up at school board meetings to voice their concerns were labeled “domestic terrorists” by the National School Boards Association, which had the backing of the Department of Justice and the Biden administration.
These women were accused of terrorism simply for advocating for their children’s education and well-being. The women who voted for Trump saw this for what it was: a direct assault on their constitutional and biological rights as parents, moms, and citizens.
Far from being “uneducated,” these women knew this election was a heartbeat away from having womanhood erased and their roles as mothers squashed.
For instance, one of the most glaring and personal threats to women’s rights under the current administration has been the push for biological men to invade women’s bathrooms, locker rooms, and shelters.
Women who voted for Trump were acutely aware of how these policies would erode their rights to privacy and safety.
The idea that girls should be forced to share bathrooms and locker rooms with biological males was not only repulsive, but if that woman also happened to be a mother of a young girl, utterly terrifying.
Hell, the Harris team didn’t even want women to be addressed as “she” or “her.” No, they pushed for women to use “they” and “them”—ironically, two words that still contain the male pronoun “he.” Go figure.
But the assaults on womanhood didn’t stop there.
The Biden administration also supported radical changes in language, such as promoting the term “chestfeeding” instead of breastfeeding and advocating for the idea that women should be referred to as “people who menstruate” or “birthing people.”
This is more than just a semantic shift; it’s an ideological effort to erase the very essence of what it means to be a woman.
These women, who voted for Trump, saw through these efforts to dehumanize women and erase their identities. They understood the implications of these actions, and they rejected them.
Additionally, the push to allow teenage girls to transition into boys without parental consent is another radical policy that alarmed many women.
The Biden administration’s endorsement of gender-transition procedures for minor girls, without parental knowledge or consent, was nothing short of taking a sledgehammer on the female identity—telling them their genetics were flawed, worthless, and in desperate need of male hormones to survive.
Women who voted for Trump were also concerned about the push to allow biological men to compete in women’s sports.
This issue directly undermines the achievements of female athletes who have worked hard to succeed in their respective sports. The women who voted for Trump saw this policy for what it is: an unfair attempt to erase the hard-won rights of women in the realm of sports.
The idea that these women were “uneducated” is not only wrong, it’s insulting.
It harks back to a time when women were belittled, when they were told their voices didn’t matter or that they were too unstable to make rational decisions.
In reality, these women were incredibly informed about the policies that would impact their lives, their children’s futures, and the safety and security of their daughters.
These women understood that voting for Trump was a vote for protecting their rights and the identities of their children in a world where Trump-voting mothers were being redefined as “garbage” and, as Biden said, needing a good “smack in the ass.”
They knew that the progressive agenda wasn’t about inclusivity—it was about erasing women from the cultural and political landscape.
So the next time someone calls these women “uneducated,” remember this: they are not uneducated. They are highly informed, highly engaged, and deeply committed to defending the rights and safety of women and children.
They are standing up for a future where women’s privacy, safety, and identities are respected, not erased. And they’re having none of it.
Martin Mawyer is president of the Christian Action Network, which he founded in 1990. Located in Lynchburg, VA, CAN was formed as a non-profit educational organization to protect America’s religious and moral heritage. He is the author of several books, including You Are Chosen: Prepare to Triumph in a Fallen World [ [link removed] ].

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