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If you are still trying to understand why women Trump voters voted for him, here's a good piece from the NYTimes titled 'Women who voted for Trump, in their own words'. Interviews with more than a dozen women around the country showed a range of reasons for their support: worries about the economy, anger about the Affordable Care Act and the price of health care, fears about immigration and terrorism. But many women also voted against Hillary Clinton, voicing deep suspicions about the American deaths in Benghazi, Libya; her use of a private email server; and the hacked emails of the Democratic National Committee as proof that she said one thing in public and another in private. Interestingly, many of these women voted for Obama in the previous 2 elections.

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