The Pink Tax Return — Why Some People Think Women Are “Too Emotional to Vote” (Debunked) New York, New York — November 10, 2025
Dale Partridge, a conservative pastor and self-proclaimed moral leader, recently posted a video questioning whether women should have the right to vote.
His exact words: “Is it good that women can vote in America? I don’t think so.”
According to Dale, every so-called “moral atrocity” of the past hundred years—like homosexuality and abortion—can be traced back to the female vote. He calls the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote in 1920, a “moral and political tragedy for America.” Apparently, women were made “to feel, not to lead.”
The Irony of Emotion
Dale Partridge claims that “emotions cannot be used to govern a nation.”
And yet, the men who have run this nation have done so with anger, greed, pride, and violence.
Anger is a primary emotion, and according to statistics, 94% of rapes and 80% of violent crimes are committed by men. So if emotions disqualify a gender from leadership… We need an entirely new government.
Convicted felon Donald Trump—the same man who publicly calls his political opponents “enemies”—is arguably the most emotional leader this country has ever seen.
And while women are constantly accused of being “too emotional,” let’s not forget that after the very successful No Kings protest, where citizens across the country stood against Trump’s blatant dictatorship. Trump’s response wasn’t reason or leadership. It was a temper tantrum, He posted an AI-generated video of himself defecating on protestors.
Nobody who mocks free speech or humiliates his own citizens cares about the people he’s made to lead.
That’s not strength. That’s fragility disguised as power.
The Fear of Equality
What Dale Partridge really fears isn’t emotion—it’s equality.
He doesn’t want morality; he wants control. He doesn’t want to restore order; he wants to rewind history to a time when women’s power was easier to silence.
This is not about “logic over emotion.” This is about losing control of the narrative.
When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.
And when women’s votes start deciding elections, men like Dale start to panic.
The Power of the Women’s Vote
Ladies, your vote is the exact thing men like Dale Partridge fear most.
It is your voice, your agency, your rebellion. Every time a woman steps into a voting booth, she’s rewriting history in real time.
The 19th Amendment wasn’t a gift—it was a reclamation.
A century later, the fact that we still have to defend it proves that men like Dale aren’t protecting democracy—they’re trying to strip it.
You call women too emotional to vote. But I call you what you are: a man emotionally unhinged by equality.
You’re not defending “traditional values.” You’re throwing a tantrum because women changed the game, and you lost.
History has already answered your question, Dale.
Women can vote. And we’ll keep voting, emotion is what makes us human.
