Judge Jeanine: Democrats’ Rhetoric Insults and Divides Half of America

On The Ingraham Angle, Judge Jeanine Pirro called out Democrats for divisive rhetoric toward Trump supporters, especially women. She pointed to a pattern that has persisted through recent Democratic administrations, with terms like “deplorables,” “fascists,” and even “garbage” used to describe Trump supporters. Pirro argued that this language doesn’t just target Trump; it insults millions of Americans, including countless women who proudly support him as business owners, teachers, nurses, and doctors.

“From Obama’s ‘clinging to guns and religion’ to Clinton’s ‘basket of deplorables’ and Biden’s ‘fascists’ remark, this divisive language has only intensified,” Pirro said. She added that Mark Cuban’s recent comments, which dismissed female Trump supporters, continue this pattern. Cuban’s remarks, however, sparked strong backlash, particularly from women who proudly stand with Trump. “Millions of women—entrepreneurs, teachers, nurses, and doctors—support Trump. This rhetoric insults all of us,” she added.

Pirro also highlighted how Democratic policies fail to protect women. She pointed to the treatment of women’s sports, where policies now allow transgender athletes to compete in women’s divisions, and noted the impacts of open-border policies on women’s safety. “They’re letting men in women’s sports destroy young girls’ dreams,” she said. “Kamala Harris and her team support policies that harm women and young girls. They ignore the damage.”

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As the 2024 election approaches, Pirro noted that Democrats seem focused on labeling Trump and his supporters, rather than providing a positive vision for America. “After 12 years of Obama and Biden policies, their agenda is abortion and fascism,” she said. Pirro questioned how Kamala Harris, as a top Democrat, could claim to unify the country while constantly attacking Trump supporters. She contrasted Harris’s approach with that of former President Bill Clinton, who once acknowledged the pain of Americans. “They don’t feel your pain—they despise half of America,” she said. Pirro questioned how Harris could lead a nation whose values she seems to dismiss.

Judge Jeanine closed by commending Trump’s commitment to protecting American women. “If Trump wants to protect us from foreign wars and real sexism that harms women, then God bless him,” she said. Pirro believes Trump’s stance resonates with millions of women who feel overlooked by Democratic policies. For these women, Trump’s approach feels like genuine support in contrast to the divisive language and policies from Democrats.