And yet, women voted for him at about the same rate as they did for Mitt Romney in the election prior to that—actually voting against the first woman presidential nominee in favor of a sexual predator in the #MeToo era. We thought that blue-collar workers and those without college degrees would be repelled by a plutocrat who didn’t pay his contractors and left lenders holding his bankrupt properties, and yet he carried non-college graduates by the widest margin in thirty-six years. We thought religious people would be outraged by his impiety and agnosticism, not to mention his divorces and
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