In Reply to: More people are getting laid off posted by mh on November 06, 2025 at 11:09:29
Aside from the country unequivocally rejecting them politically last night, the daily grind of existence as a MAGA Man takes its toll on each individually.
I’d feel sorry for them except that they suck and are truly loathsome.
Here are some examples of the trials and tribulations MAGA Men face:
A new movement sees exodus of evangelical women from churches that embrace Trump — www.alternet.org/…
Churches are seeing a mass exodus of formerly evangelical Christian women who are "disengaging from religion" due to conflicting viewpoints and politics, according to a report in the Religion News Service (RNS).
These women, known as "exvangelicals," have found themselves turned off by their churches' and families' embrace of President Donald Trump and his far-right viewpoints.
"What upsets me most is how politics has become so intertwined with the church,” said Taylor Yoder. “It turned a lot of evangelicals in my life really ugly.”
Yoder said her family's support of Trump caused her to "deconstruct" her faith. She also said that friendships with LGBTQ co-workers caused her to "reexamine what she’d been told about homosexuality."
And then it gets worse for the MAGA Men…
So what if MAGA lonely hearts never find love? — www.salon.com/…
Pity the young MAGA voter. They’re out at the bars. They’re on the apps. They might even have a genuine meet-cute. But it turns out that being an out-and-proud racist/sexist/homophobe isn’t as alluring a look on them as it is on the man they worship. And that just isn’t fair, is it? If it weren’t for politics, they’d surely have found their perfect match. Isn’t all this worrying about political compatibility spoiling pure, untainted love? Why can’t people just let go of their judgments and be open to meeting someone who very vocally looks down on them?