Trump Admin Coming For Women's Right to Vote Alongside Project 2026

Summary

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IHIP News Podcast Summary

Episode: Trump Admin Coming For Women's Right to Vote Alongside Project 2026
Hosts: Jennifer Welch & Angie “Pumps” Sullivan
Date: March 22, 2026

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Overview

This episode centers on escalating threats to women's rights in the United States, focusing on the Trump administration’s alleged alignment with Christian nationalist ideologies and the promotion of Project 2026. Jennifer and Angie discuss growing attacks on women’s autonomy, with a particular spotlight on calls to rescind the 19th Amendment and the resurgence of patriarchal values. Through direct quotes, personal anecdotes, and sharp comedic critique, the hosts unpack how these political movements impact women, especially in conservative, religious communities.

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Key Discussion Points

1. The Next Conservative Target: Women’s Voting Rights

• Host 2 (Angie) warns Republican women:
  • “To all the Republican white women that continue to vote for Republicans and Christian nationalism … they are coming for you. They're coming for your daughters. Abortion rights were not enough.” (00:51)
• The hosts stress that attacks on abortion rights are only the beginning. The right to vote (19th Amendment) is now openly discussed as the next target within some right-wing circles.

2. Clips from Conservative Thought Leaders

Scott Yenor (Heritage Foundation) Clip (01:27)

• Yenor argues against the recruitment of women into STEM and professional fields, claiming male-only achievement is to be celebrated.
  • “If every Nobel Prize winner is a man, that's not a failure. It's kind of a cause for celebration.”
  • Suggests that women driving “global projects” lack value and threaten society’s future.

Hosts’ Responses

• Angie: “What a fucking prick. And I know these women. They have daughters my daughter's age ... It's like you are a dumb. Wake up and smell the coffee.” (02:41)

Chris Partridge’s Call to Repeal the 19th Amendment (09:18)

• Partridge pushes the narrative that women’s suffrage is biblically and historically wrong, suggesting women's voting leads to national decline:
  • “... it’s not just wrong against Scripture, coming from a biblical patriarchal perspective, but why it’s never been done throughout history ...”
  • He hopes “we can over maybe the next 10, 15 years, have a Supreme Court case repealing the 19[th Amendment].”

Hosts’ Take

• Angie’s sharp retort: “... he is teeny weeny peeny out the gazoo.” (10:17)
• Jennifer lambasts the emotional and sexual repression of such figures, tying it to conditional love and religious abuse in American families.

3. Conditional Love and Internalized Misogyny

• Jennifer draws connections between voting for regressive policies and childhood experiences of conditional love:

  • “By voting for somebody who will hurt your child, you are sending your child a message of conditional love, of not unconditional love.” (06:29)
  • She highlights generational cycles in the Bible Belt, where superficial familial love coexists with political actions undermining daughters.

• Angie shares a deeply personal moment when her mother, after years of ingrained patriarchal beliefs, told her:

  • “I just don’t know what would happen in a family if there wasn’t a husband to be head of the household.” (07:23)
  • Angie: “...it was a dagger. It’s like, how fucking dare you? It hurts. It hurts.” (07:41)

4. Slippery Slope and Importance of Standing Firm

• The hosts urge listeners not to “seed ground” on any rights:
  • Jennifer: “Either everybody matters and everybody has equal rights and equal opportunity, equal access, or they don’t. You can’t start carving out places or you leave every person vulnerable.” (08:13)
• Comparisons are drawn between Christian nationalism and extremists like those imposing Sharia law:
  • Angie: “Please, MAGA, stop telling me how bad Sharia law is ... Christian nationalism like this ... they're not a whole lot different. You want to take everybody's rights from them.” (13:47)

5. The Psychology of Patriarchy and the Need for Deprogramming

• Jennifer analyzes the “out-crazying” dynamic in insular churches/suburbs, warning that without diversity and exposure, radicalization worsens:

  • “When you don’t have outside people that think differently … you out crazy each other ... That's what's happened in the suburbs.” (10:54)
  • She stresses the role of multiculturalism and critical thinking as moderators.

• The hosts agree that many Americans, particularly women in authoritarian religious structures, need resources for deconstruction and healing from “religious abuse”:

  • Jennifer: “...there’s going to be a huge need … for a bunch of deprogramming.” (15:11)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Jennifer on performative versus real love:
  “It’s the talk, the talk. But there’s no walk the walk with it. They can’t go vote for the people who are going to protect their own kids. So how does the kid feel? ... They feel immediately devalued.” (06:20)

• Angie’s personal story:
  “...even as far away from my [family] as I am from that whole thing, and intellectually, I understand it. It was a dagger. It's like, how fucking dare you? It hurts. It hurts.” (07:41)

• Jennifer on critical thinking:
  “This is why free thought, critical thinking, must always be elevated. And this is why these people don't want women, books, drag queens, queer people.” (12:07)

• Host dynamic and deconstruction journey:
  Jennifer: "For you in your personal life, everyone in your life was just like you until you met me, and I was the Democrat atheist ... it actually caused you to start critically thinking." (14:12)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [00:51] – Angie’s warning to Republican women
• [01:27] – Scott Yenor’s clip on male supremacy in professions
• [02:41] – Angie reacts: “What a fucking prick.”
• [06:00–06:50] – Conditional love and its damage
• [07:23] – Angie shares her mother’s patriarchal comment
• [08:13] – Slippery slope: threats to 19th Amendment and need for solidarity
• [09:18] – Chris Partridge’s anti-suffrage remarks
• [10:27–12:50] – Hosts analyze religiously driven patriarchy and radicalization
• [13:47] – Christian nationalism vs. Sharia law: rights in jeopardy
• [14:12] – The importance of deprogramming and sharing healing journeys

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Tone and Style

Throughout the episode, Jennifer and Angie maintain their signature style: sharp, comedic, and deeply personal while dissecting the dangers of regressive politics and patriarchal religious fervor. They combine righteous anger, humor, and vulnerability, offering listeners a sense of solidarity and urgent calls for critical thinking and action to safeguard rights currently under threat.

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For those who haven’t listened:
This episode is a punchy, provocative call to awareness and action for those concerned about the rollback of women’s rights and the systems fueling it. Through first-hand stories and exposing the rhetoric of right-wing thought leaders, the hosts highlight what's at stake and why it matters for all.

Transcript

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[Host 2]

To all the Republican white women that continue to to vote for Republicans and Christian nationalism because you think people wearing a cross are good and it's patriarchal and men should be in charge of the House. They are coming for you. They're coming for your daughters. Abortion rights were not enough. This is what's going on in this country. These are the people that have the ear of people in power. Let's take a listen to Scott Yener from the Heritage foundation and let's apply this to your daughter and think if, if you like the sound of this,

[Scott Yener]

effort must be made not to recruit women into engineering, but rather to recruit and demand more of men who become engineers. Ditto for med school and the law and every trade. If every Nobel Prize winner is a man, that's not a failure. It's kind of a cause for celebration. Why can't our celebration of male excellence in sports be translated into all facets of life? More successful men will mean more happy citizenry and a stronger nation. Such medicated, quarrelsome and meddlesome women gain their meaning through the seeming participation in the global project. They are agents of the new world, but not new life. Such women are now the backbone of every left wing cosmopolitan party in the Western world, from the Greens in Germany to the Democratic Party in America. And if our ideal woman is a childless media scold or a barren bureaucratic apparatchik, there is no question whether we can have a future. We can't. There is a question of whether we deserve one.

[Chris Partridge]

Women have.

[Host 2]

What a fucking prick. And I know these women. They have daughters my daughter's age, medical school, law school, all the things they voted for Trump. It's like you are a dumb. Wake up and smell the coffee.

[Host 1]

Okay? This is, you know how I talk to you and the listener a lot about what is Trump incubating, right? I talk about that all the time. This is what I mean. And this is where we have to be very clear eyed. The Trump came down that escalator, none of these people wanted him. But once they realized he was willing to be such a prostitute for whatever they wanted, it's like, giddy up. So you have the Christian nationalists that are like, oh, we can get him to do what we want to do. We've got the oligarchs. We can get him to do what we want to do. We have our adversaries, Putin, Netanyahu, who some people refer to as an ally. I refer to him as an adversary to the American people, to the people that don't like countries that commit war crimes. They're, They're. It's easy to manipulate them. As it pertains to the first part of this. Him. Men celebrated. We need to celebrate Men, men, men, men, men. The whole, the whole time sitting there thinking, the song comes into my head, it's raining men. Hallelujah, it's raining men. That's kind of what I thought because it's so the, the psychology behind that is really interesting. I mean, clearly, I think if we were to break down something with this man, I don't know if his mother abused him or something, something or he saw his father, father abused his mother. And this is learned. There's something very Freudian and deeply seated there as it pertains to the people that we know, particularly that, that you know, from the, the circles when you were religious and stuff, they will watch this pumps and they will still go vote for this regime again. It will not scare them. It will not make, make them think, God, I want a better place for my father because for my daughter, because they think their daughters will be exempt from that. And also the. In internalized misogyny, they've been so beaten down their whole lives that then they general generationally beat down their daughters as well. And by voting for somebody who will hurt your child, you are sending your child a message of conditional love, of not unconditional love. And so those parents have received that message at some point too, from somebody in their life that we only conditionally love you on these conditions. And so when you're able to see people that can tell their child or their family members, I love you, and then they go to the ballot box and they vote for people that are going to hurt the person they just said they love. This is conditional love, and it is damaging and it's passive. And that sometimes those passive insults are the ones that are most insidious, that sit and stew inside of you for a long time. And that's why right now, people who stand up on Conviction. Why our podcast is popular because I stand up and I say, I demand universal human rights. If my kid even feels spoke for a second like this or supporting somebody that spoke like this, I'm gonna grab their ear. I mean, they would know, like, absolutely, positively that type of depravity is horrible. But the passive nature in American circles, in evangelical circles, of this type of conditional love people up because the parent says, oh, I love you. And it's this performative, superficial thing. It's the talk, the talk. But there's no walk the walk with it. They can't go vote for the people who are going to protect their own kids. So how does the kid feel? Like the daughters you're talking about, when their mother goes and does that, they feel immediately devalued. And this is. This permeates this type of psychology that I'm explaining to you, Pumps. And I know it so well because it's all throughout the Bible Belt. It is. It permeates everywhere. And these are also the same people who like, party and take shots with their kids. They are. They are. You know, it's like, it's real. It's real fucked up boundary shit. Yeah, it's totally.

[Host 2]

And here's the deal. I grew up in a home with a ton of internalized misogyny, straight patriarchal all the way. And within the last maybe 12 months, my mother looked at my face and I am a single mother, completely solely responsible for my children, and says to me, I just don't know what would happen in a family if there were wasn't a husband to be head of the household. And I just looked at her and I was just like. And here's the deal. As far away from my. As I am from that whole thing, and intellectually, I understand it. It was a dagger. It's like, how fucking dare you? It hurts. It hurts.

[Host 1]

It does.

[Host 2]

It's when you're used to it, even a shot like that. But in terms of these women and their daughters, now we have people again. Christian nationalists, all rah rah Trump, all MAGA Republicans, they think they've gotten rid of Roe versus Wade. So now let's just take away the 19th Amendment. That'll solve all the problems.

[Host 1]

You're exactly right. This is why you can't seed ground on anything. Right? The ground was ceded on Roe and we've all just kind of moved on from it. And now they're like, okay, all right, now let's go for the right to vote. This is why it pisses me off when you Hear people in the Democrats, Democratic Party start to seed ground on trans rights, because you can't do it. Either everybody matters and everybody has equal rights and equal opportunity, equal access, or they don't. You can't start carving out places or you leave every person vulnerable. And puncture point is so astute, because the minute that they realize they got away with Roe, they're going to continue and they have a court that will allow them to do it. And they have a dipshit president that doesn't give a. I mean, he couldn't care. He couldn't care less about any of this stuff.

[Host 2]

No, he doesn't. And they have some guy here, here's his name, Chris Partridge. He just wrote a book about it. And he is bragging and he's. He's telling everybody what the deal is in a book that he wrote.

[Chris Partridge]

Review of the land, of the damage that has been done through the 19th amendment, and why it's not just wrong against Scripture, coming from a biblical patriarchal perspective, but why it's never been done throughout history from any other nation and any other nation that embraces such a view, where you're putting women in charge of making decisions for a particular nation, that nation falls. And so I think there's going to be a lot of evidence, a lot of research, a lot of even looking at women suffer more from women's suffrage. Also that you have when the 19th Amendment first came to be, that there was a massive group of women that were against it. And so you never hear some of these narratives of the history of it, the argument against it, and many reasons justifying it. I think that by the end, people are going to go, wow. I think women at the end are going to go, we must repeal this. And that's my hope, is that we can get thousands of people to read this book and that we can over maybe the next 10, 15 years, have a Supreme Court case repealing the 19,

[Host 2]

if we can that, which I can just tell by looking at him that he is teeny weeny peeny out the gazoo.

[Host 1]

There's no question this man has a multitude of issues. Emotional stunting, sexual stunting. There's just. There's just no question that he was original, religiously abused. He was raised in the structure of conditional love. What I was talking about to you all earlier, about that passive feeling that my parents love me conditionally, and how insidious that is. And it's not unconditional on conviction, standing on business, and it really damages people. And so what does he want to do. He wants to damage other people. But the whole idea that women are going to be cheering so divorced from reality. And that's what happens to people in these circles. They're just like, he's literally just in the mega church circle with mega churchers. And then when you don't have outside people that think differently than you, then you have this phenomenon where you out crazy each other. And so all that's what happens in these mega churches. That's what's happened in the suburbs. That's what's happening in red states where the Democratic party's pulled out and abandoned the 50 state strategy. You have these people out crazing each other. Where you live in a big city with multiculturalism, you're getting different views all the time. And it's a moderating, tempering force that keeps, you know, everything even keel. But when you're out at the megachurch with this nut and you know, who's probably, God only knows what his Google search history is and what kind of porn this man consumes. And then he probably spanks himself afterwards to punish himself. And a bunch of weird twisted, right, they out, they start out crazying each other. And this is why free thought, critical thinking must always be elevated. And this is why these people don't want women, books, drag queens, queer people. You're never going to erase any of these things. Women are still going to exist. Queer people are still going to exist. Trans people are still going to exist. But these people think, I'm so broken, if I do this thing, I'll be right with God. And because here's the thing, as a human being, you know when you really fuck up and you do something wrong? Well, the evangelical form of repent is. Oh my God, Jesus, I'm so sorry I whacked off to my wife's best friend, you know, and then it's like, you're forgiven. And then it's like, okay, well now I'm going to beat off to my, you know, and it just, it escalates, it escalates and there's no accountability for it. And listen, I don't think there's anything wrong with beating off to the image of your wife, best friend, whatever floats your boat. Who gives a shit? Just because you're on a diet doesn't mean you can't read the menu. I'm not a religious prude, weirdo. But for these guys, that kind of shit's a big deal. And then it escalates and it escalates and it escalates and then it gets to the point where they're so broken and they're quote, unquote, sinning so much, they go to these drastic measures. Like, look at the Supreme Court justices, the hard right Catholics. They think if we deliver the country of America to God, we'll, we'll be right with him. And I mean, let's just face it. You think Clarence Thomas and Sam Alito, you think these guys live a real Puritan life on the Internet? Fuck. Now, you know, they're up to some really weird shit. Their Google searches, you know, it's some weird shit.

[Host 2]

Well, and here's the thing.

[Host 1]

I.

[Host 2]

Please, Maga, stop telling me how bad Sharia law is. Stop telling me. Because Christian nationalism like this, in my opinion, they're not a whole lot different. You want to take everybody's rights from them. You want to control what they think, and you think that your thoughts and your religion is superior and that you know what's best for somebody else. So I just, it makes me want to scream.

[Host 1]

It makes me want, here's what I think. Pumps. I think for you in your personal life, everyone in your life was just like you until you met me, and I was the Democrat atheist. And you would say, crazy. And I would go, that's crazy. And so it actually caused you to start critically thinking. And this is why I think your experience has been experienced by so many people in America, this kind of religious abuse and this type of internal confusion and identity crisis that you, that you went through, that you and I, we wrote a book about it, all that stuff, I think your story and telling it more and more is so important and it's so relatable because us playing the clips of what these men are going to do is not going to snap them out of it. If I would have played that clip for you 15 years ago, you would have gone, oh, well, that's not going to, to my daughter. And you just would have pressed on.

[Host 2]

I absolutely would have.

[Host 1]

But hearing a different. For these women that are trapped in this, that are trapped in this evangelical cult, hearing you say the things that you questioned and I, you know, my mom said this and I didn't think that was right, and that kind of hurt my feelings, then it's relatable. And so that's why I, I keep saying it, and I'm going to say it forever. I think there's going to be a huge need in the, if we ever get out of this fascism for a bunch of deprogramming. And so that's why I think your story is so important. And I think many women and men have been religiously abused by their churches and their families and are are dying for a roadmap on how to deconstruct and heal. And that's why So I thanks so much for sharing it because I was with you through the whole journey and you still are on it. And I just think it's super, super duper important to share because there's so many people that are suffering in the clasps of these authoritarian religions and they're hurting, but they know something's not right and they know a lot of stuff isn't adding up. So kudos to P Like Subscribe Comment we'll be back later with some more shitty news.

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