Earlier this evening, I saw Tina Fey had a message for me. Well, specifically, it was for white college educated women who voted for Trump. As I like Tina Fey, I was immediately concerned that I may have done something to offend her. Then, the bitch went and offended me.
“A lot of this election was turned by white, college-educated women who now would maybe like to forget about this election and go back to watching HGTV.”
Well, Sugar Tits, I don’t know what HGTV is, but I dig the way I’m only an adult, independent woman who’s capable of making her own decisions until I make a decision that doesn’t align with yours. The second I veer from your personal political platform, I’m suddenly an uninformed couch potato filled with morning after regret.
Tina Fey is right though. I specifically remember saying “Oh why oh why didn’t I listen to a Hollywood millionaire who could never identify with the problems I face being a single mom with $70k in student loan debt, who’s watching all the work in my field get outsourced to India?”
In case you couldn’t tell, that was sarcasm.
Because I’m a white college educated woman, and I voted for Trump. I told everyone I didn’t vote at all. I did that because of people like Tina Fey. When you tell someone you voted for Trump, they feel the need to condescendingly re-educate you like they know more about your life and the problems you face than you do. They focus on social politics and never even consider the fiscal.
It’s kind of funny. Everyone acts like voting is the ultimate form of freedom — until you do it. Then, you vote for someone and they put you into a box because of it. Vote for the conservative, you’re a white privileged elitist. Vote for the liberal, you’re a bleeding-heart pussy. Vote for an independent, and you may as well have just stayed home.
Based on experience, I found only the last one is right. People love to vote independent. They feel like they’re taking a stand, like someone is actually looking at their dumb fucking vote and saying “Oh, wow, Joe Smith wrote in someone else. Guess we better revamp the entire election process.”
I voted for Obama in 08. My main reason? He’s black. Actually, that was my only reason. I had no idea about his politics, no idea where he stood on any issues. He was black and that was good enough for me. I was being socially responsible.
This time around, I was a bit older, a bit wiser and was kind of tired of getting fucked up the ass on taxes. I focused on fiscal politics. So while Hillary’s ideas on hiring teachers were super nice, it sure as shit wasn’t going to spur the economy. There’s no shortage of teachers. There’s a shortage of teachers who want to teach in places that are shitty.
So maybe let’s concentrate on making those places less shitty? How do we do that?
We improve the economy so we have more money to put into our infrastructure, so we stop having places that are shitty.
We do that by doing things like re-negotiating NAFTA so Mexico will stop sucking off our teets while providing nothing in return. I’m pretty sure America is responsible for half of Mexico’s GDP. I’m not going to Google that stat because I don’t feel like it and this isn’t C-SPAN.
It’s closer to Fox.
But the fact is, no country should ever be responsible for that much of another country’s economy. That’s the reason that I voted for Trump. He promised to renegotiate NAFTA. And then you know what happened?
He totally did. So no, no morning after regret for me.
Now Obama, that’s another matter. He was supposed to give me free health care. Not that I cared. I haven’t been to a doctor in ten years because the entire field is guesswork in a lab coat. I can do that at home. So prior to Obama, I was spending $0 per year on healthcare.
Now I’m spending $2000 a year to maintain a contract that is fifty-seven pages long and appears to have been written in Swahili. The closest I came to getting any medical treatment was the time I bought Band-Aids – to seal the holes in a bong I made from a bicycle pump.
But anyway, even though I voted for what I thought was more important – the economic sustainability of our country—I get called a racist or an idiot. I get called a racist or an idiot because I don’t think being able to choose between fourteen different options for gender and race is more important than this country’s ability to economically provide for itself. You know, so we don’t get bought out by China and have to become communists with no rights.
I used to be a liberal. In some ways, I still am. But this liberal shit has gone too far. I don’t give a fuck who you fuck, or marry for that matter. I’m not even a little religious and believe in the separation of church and state. I believe most drugs should be decriminalized and that abortion is a medical choice and not a political platform. But at the same time, I don’t think those issues should be the sole issues you consider when voting. You social issue people go way too far.
Because I also don’t believe your six-year-old is gay because your six-year-old is too young for a sexual identity. If they do have one, it’s probably because they’re getting molested and you should be a bit more concerned about that, rather than demanding the school district spend a shit ton of money to make finger painting more ‘gender neutral’.
While we’re at it, no, gender isn’t fluid. I’ve been watching my pussy for days and it hasn’t once turned into a cock. There are two options. Male or female. That’s it. If you don’t want to be the one you’re born with, then get the surgery to change it. But don’t expect the world to support you while you sit on the fence. I know we’re all into letting people make their own decisions, but I think this is one where we need to draw a damn line. I won’t judge your decision. Just make one.
Race isn’t fluid either. You can use all the sunless tanner you want, but at the end of the day, you’re still a white chick from Montana. At the same time, don’t get pissed when I call you Mexican and you’re from Cuba. I’m not a fucking geneticist. Let’s flip the script on that one. I’m white. Now tell me if that white is a result of Irish, French, English, German or Norwegian heritage. Oh you can’t?
Fucking racist.
We’re all a little bit racist. We’re all a little bit misogynistic and we tend to side with people who are like us. The fact that you voted for Hillary doesn’t change that. It doesn’t make you more socially responsible than me. It just means we have different priorities. Personally, I think social issues are squishy, but fiscal ones are objective. That’s why I vote fiscal. You probably never even considered the fact that my vote was entirely based on that. You were too busy making a full personal assessment of me based on one aspect of my life.
I think there’s a word for that, but again, this isn’t C-SPAN. Google it.