MAGA Fan Says He Didn’t Vote For Haley Because Women Are Only Good For ‘Having Babies’

Super Tuesday is when both Republicans and Democrats hold their primaries or caucuses in 15 states. In most years these state contests go a long way to deciding the eventual presidential nominees.

Since the nominees for both parties are more or less decided—barring an extreme event—the news media is looking for voters’ opinions on the candidates with an eye towards November.

In North Carolina, a supporter of former Republican President Donald Trump said the quiet part out loud when he explained why he chose Trump over former South Carolina governor and Trump administration member Nikki Haley.

NBC correspondent Shaquille Brewster was in Graham, North Carolina where he spoke to Emmett Martin.

Brewster shared the interaction on his X account, captioned:

“Men and women have told me they wouldn’t vote for Haley because she’s a woman before (and in plenty of other states), but rarely is it said this explicitly and in front of a camera.”
Full video of that moment in Graham, N.C.\n\nMen and women have told me they wouldn\u2019t vote for Haley because she\u2019s a woman before (and in plenty of other states), but rarely is it said this explicitly and in front of a camera.
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The MAGA voter’s views seemed to encapsulate the prevailing attitude of today’s Republican Party when it comes to women based on the rash of forced birth laws and reproductive healthcare restrictions proposed or enacted by Republican legislators.

Nikki Haley graduated from Clemson University with a degree in accounting and finance. She served in the South Carolina House of Representatives from 2005 to 2011, then as governor of South Carolina from 2011 to 2017 when she was tapped by Trump to serve as his ambassador to the United Nations.