Danica Patrick Calls Out Democrats’ Strategy on Women’s Votes, Stresses Honesty

In a recent segment of The Ingraham Angle, former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick spoke against a message from Democrats aimed at women voters. This message encourages women to hide their voting choices from their partners. Patrick disagreed strongly. She said it promotes dishonesty instead of open discussion in relationships. Advising women to keep secrets from loved ones about voting, she noted, undermines trust.

Patrick highlighted recent comments by Ohio Senator J.D. Vance. He encouraged people to keep relationships strong, even with political differences. “Voting is a core value that builds relationships,” Patrick said. Hiding voting choices, she stressed, weakens this foundation.

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Patrick also voiced disappointment over the idea that men control women’s voting choices. Laura Ingraham, host of The Ingraham Angle, pointed out the irony. The split between Democrats and male voters only widens with this approach.

When asked about Kamala Harris’s rise in the Democratic Party, Patrick questioned its fairness. She felt Harris’s climb lacks real voter support. Patrick closed with a strong message. She urged Americans to “think for ourselves, do our own research.” This, she believes, is essential to avoid false narratives.

Patrick’s direct comments promoted honesty and independence in political views. She argued that being true, in relationships and beliefs, is essential for a fair and democratic society.

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