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The pastor who wants to repeal voting rights for women is becoming more mainstream

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Wilson is a self-described Christian nationalist who wants to repeal a woman’s right to vote, has defended slavery and believes homosexuality should be a crime. His beliefs are extreme, and not long ago they were considered fringe. But today, Wilson’s teachings are entering the mainstream, according to religion and history scholars, including Kristin Kobes Du … Read more

At Turning Point USA conference, women offer away their right to vote

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In her 2025 interview on the podcast “The Pocket with Chris Griffin” – where they labeled her “the female Andrew Tate” – Stone said, “I know for a fact that if women couldn’t vote then abortion wouldn’t be legal in the first place.” …. In April, Democracy Docket reported that the idea that women shouldn’t … Read more

‘The 19th Amendment was a bad idea’: The far-right’s wish list for extreme voter suppression

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They’re pushing for even harsher voting restrictions. Among them: revoking women’s right to vote, instituting “family voting,” and only allowing property owners the right to vote. These ideas haven’t made it into legislation — yet. But they’re growing in popularity among far-right Christian nationalists, many of whom are motivated by a belief that women should … Read more

Does Heritage Support Discrimination Against Women?

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Yenor believes that employers should be legally permitted to discriminate against women in the workplace, and has advocated for legal changes that would allow businesses “to support traditional family life by hiring only male heads of households, or by paying a family wage”—that is, denying women jobs solely on the basis of their sex or … Read more

Women’s suffrage is apparently up for debate again in America

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Just like the right to a legal abortion, they’ll chip away at it gradually with bills that disenfranchise the “wrong” sort of people and mechanisms that make voting more difficult. But we should not mistake their ultimate objective. Musk, Thiel and Hegseth are some of the most powerful people in the world: when they, along … Read more

Who’s questioning women’s right to vote?

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The discussion of 19th Amendment rights was part of a news segment focused on Doug Wilson — a self-proclaimed Christian nationalist pastor based in Idaho — that was reposted to X by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The secretary is among Wilson’s supporters, and his involvement with Wilson’s denomination highlights how a fringe conservative evangelical Christian … Read more