During Trump's speech Democrat women decided to wear all white as a form of protest.
Of course it backfired as people took note of how it resembled an old Democrat KKK rally.
House Dems wear white in protest of Trump to joint address, turns out to be a VERY bad decision
Here, learn a little about the history of women's suffrage. Dressing in white to show support for that cause is not a new thing.
Woman in White: Hillary Clinton’s Suffragette Tribute - History in the Headlines
Women have been able to legally vote in the U.S. for nearly a century. Somebody should have let these old crones know.
Thank goodness for Republicans, or women would still be unable to hold property..or vote.
"History reveals that the GOP HAS supported women voting rights since
1854. What? I thought Democrats defended women? Nope! What’s going on?
In 1868, shortly after Republican President Ulysses S. Grant was elected, he replaced Democrats with Republicans in Wyoming’s key government positions. Then in 1869, women in Wyoming earned the right to vote.
An effort was made to repeal the law, but
Republican Gov. John Campbell vetoed it and an override failed. The law was retained when Wyoming joined the union in 1890. Wyoming women secured the right to vote 50 years before the rest of the nation thanks to Republican Gov. Campbell.
In 1878, California Republican
Aaron A. Sargent introduced the 19th Amendment permitting women the right to vote. It was defeated by the Democratic-controlled Congress. Republicans re-introduced the bill every year with no success.
The times were changing.
Between 1910 and 1918, the Alaska Territory, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota and Washington all extended voting rights to women. Anti-women southern Democrats were losing a numbers war.
In 1918, Congress experienced a major party change. Democrat President Woodrow Wilson,
“Kaiser Wilson” as the women’s movement called him because of his anti-19th Amendment position, broke a campaign promise. Wilson pledged to keep America out of World War I. He changed his position and entered America in WWI. Americans were outraged and overwhelmingly voted for Republicans in the 1918 midterms. Republicans now had control of the U.S. House and Senate.
Also in 1918, Wilson knew he was on the wrong side of history on women suffrage. He suddenly changed his opposition and supported the 19th Amendment by tying it to WWI. Even with Wilson’s support, Democrats in Congress were able to defeat the amendment by two votes."
In 1920, Republicans Defeated Democrats’ War on Women