Allison Steinberg

We're looking the same way that the Trump campaign

did such a phenomenal job infiltrating a lot of these Manosphere podcasts and talking about cultural revival, talking about faith revival of a lot of these young men and bringing them over to the right.

We're looking to do the same thing for women, because I love that you mentioned this poll.

When you break down the poll to the last election, how women voted, married women voted for President Trump

plus two points because they're caring about family values, they're caring about kitchen table issues and real societal problems that we're facing as a country, whether it be immigration or the cost of living crisis.

You look at who voted for Kamala Harris and it was unmarried woman by plus 40 points because abortion was at the center of what they were voting for.

And that's just such a sad state of society.

And so, you know, we're looking to be empowering to young women.

We want to give them a better role model, a better example.

And I just don't think anything in the conservative movement is targeting Gen Z women who may or may not be conservative.

You know, we're obviously huge fans of the president.

We worked in the last administration, but we're trying to bring women over who might not be MAGA girls or MAGA voters into this and really create a cultural change that will end up, of course, influencing our next elections.

They hate what we stand for.

I always joke about this.

You know, I've been doing a lot of women's advocacy now for about five years.

The most vicious people you will ever meet are these hardcore feminists.

They do not stand for all women.

They will tear you down in one second if you speak out against anything to do with feminism or you speak out against abortion.

They're not for empowering all women.

So of course they're going to attack us ruthlessly, but that just makes us stronger.