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Inside the minds of older, left-wing women driving new voting bloc of ‘Resistance Grandmas’ opposing Trump
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FIRST ON FOX: A Trump-aligned political consulting firm set out to investigate the ideological swing of affluent, college-educated white women who were once considered moderate, but have since moved farther to the left, uncovering what researchers describe as a new voting bloc of left-wing women: «Resistance Grandmas.»
«We are so knowledgeable about everything,» one woman said in a Northern Virginia focus group video reviewed by Fox News Digital, referring to herself and the other women who joined the session while slamming President Donald Trump’s «One Big Beautiful Bill.» «When [Trump voters] start being personally impacted, that’s when I’m hopeful that a little bit of something is gonna change.»
«It’s gonna be a catastrophe,» another woman chimed in, as another middle-aged woman added, «However, they will find a way to blame Democrats.»
Fox News Digital exclusively obtained a report conducted by the National Public Affairs (NPA), the polling arm of Trump campaign-aligned American Made Media Company, in September, as well as the full two-hour focus group session in northern Virginia that showcased the beliefs of 10 white, liberal, middle-aged, college-educated, upper–middle-class suburban women.
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A 2024 billboard in Hastings, Minnesota, informing voters to «trust women and vote Democratic.» ((Photo by: Michael Siluk/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images))
The women who participated in the focus group were not informed it was conducted by a Trump-aligned polling firm, only told that they were brought in to discuss political topics for a focus group commissioned by another research firm. The researcher leading the focus group told the women at the start of the meeting that she had «no stake» in their comments «one way or the other,» and that the women «could say whatever comes to mind.»
«Pretty much anything is fair game,» the focus group leader told the women.
Fox News Digital is not publishing footage of the video or names of the women, but reviewed extensive footage of the session for the purposes of this article.
Justifying ‘ugly’ racist Virginia sign, using N-word analogy
The focus group was conducted to study how affluent middle-aged and older white women have increasingly shifted to the political left in recent years, and was sparked by a racist sign displayed outside a Northern Virginia school board meeting in August targeting Republican gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears.
«In the year since President Trump’s historic victory, commentators have obsessed over what they call the radicalization of young white men. But a quieter, just as revealing transformation has swept another group once known for moderation and civility: older, affluent white women. This change came into sharp focus last August in Arlington, Virginia,» NPA’s report outlines.
The Virginia gubernatorial cycle is at a fever pitch, with the election just over two weeks away pitting ex-CIA agent and former Democratic Rep. Abigail Spanberger against Republican Earle-Sears. In August, a white woman was spotted holding a Jim Crow-era-reminiscent sign targeting Earle-Sears, who is Black, when the candidate attended a school board meeting.
«Hey Winsome, if trans can’t share your bathroom, then blacks can’t share my water fountain,» the sign read, igniting outrage from conservatives and others who called it racist.
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Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears was the subject of a sign condemned by Virginia leaders as offensive and inappropriate. (Winsome Earle-Sears Campaign)
The women in the focus group overwhelmingly characterized the sign as written in poor taste, describing its words as «ugly,» but also justified it by arguing Republicans have «already taken it too far with their trans bans.» Another woman used the N-word while comparing the sign to those of the segregated Jim Crow era of the late 19th to the mid-20th centuries in the American South.
«What’s the best analogy for a trans person not being able to use a particular bathroom in our recent modern history?» one participant asked the group.
Another woman chimed in: «You used to have hotels that said ‘No n—-rs, no Jews, no dogs at these hotels. Is that… I don’t know if that’s the same thing.»
«Like, I don’t think I would feel uncomfortable, and I definitely wouldn’t hold up that sign,» the first woman said in response. «But this person, I think, was just trying to find an appropriate analogy.»
Recent voting history of white women
The NPA report explained that polling data since the 2012 election, which pitted former Democrat President Barack Obama against Republican Mitt Romney, showed «voting patterns among white voters and women haven’t moved much in a decade.»
The shift to the left, the report argued, is not due to gender or race, but rather income and education.
«In 2012, college graduates leaned Republican, 51-47, while postgraduates favored Democrats 55-42. By 2024, that pattern had flipped and widened: Harris won college grads 53-45 and postgrads 59-38. Non-college voters went the other way. High-school grads and those with some college, once evenly split, gave Trump a 56-43 lead,» the report found.
«Income followed suit. Voters earning under $50,000, once a 60-38 Obama bloc, shifted to a 50-48 Trump edge. Those earning over $100,000 flipped from a 54-44 Romney majority to a 51-47 Harris win,» it continued.
The report took issue with the media asking and diving into explanations on «what ‘broke’ young white men» to move farther to the right and help re-elect Trump in 2024, but argued the question should instead be: «What radicalized rich white women, and whether they even realize it.»
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is seen as a guest on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on July 31, 2025. (Scott Kowalchyk/CBS via Getty Images)
‘Luxury’ of studying the news
The women in the focus group overwhelmingly presented themselves as arbiters of knowledge, reporting that they have the «luxury» of reading news articles from different outlets, while other voters are more concerned about costs of living and putting food on the table.
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One woman in the group recounted that her cousin living in a Heartland state was a lifelong Democrat who announced ahead of the 2024 election that he was leaning towards voting for Trump, which the woman said made her nearly fall «off my chair.»
The cousin, a male farmer, reported to her that the Biden administration had not helped U.S. farmers.
«He doesn’t know. He’s not paying attention to China’s not buying wheat or soybeans,» the female voter said. «He’s just concerned about his daily life and making enough money to support his family. And so I don’t think they’re paying attention.»
«I think a lot of times people are just very focused on … how it impacts them on that day and not reading The Washington Post or The New York Times or other things that we all have access to and, you know, have the luxury of doing,» she added.
Scene from the Jan. 6 2021 Capitol riot. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)
Turning in a friend who breached U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6
Another woman reported to the group that she turned in her longtime friend after she found out she breached the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. The FBI launched a tip line shortly after Jan. 6, 2021, where people could report those who were «instigating violence in Washington, D.C.»
«She said, ‘We were just walking around,’» the woman in the focus group recounted of the conversation with her friend about Jan. 6. «And I know she slipped. I know she didn’t mean to tell me she was in the Capitol.»
«And I said, ‘It wasn’t a f—ing open house. You weren’t, you weren’t buying the Capitol,’» she continued, as other women in the group remarked, «Wow» and «Good for you.»
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The woman said she has not spoken to her former friend since, and submitted a tip to authorities that she was in the Capitol the day of the protests.
«And then I had that whole inner turmoil of, ‘do I go on that website and say I think that she would’ …. I went back and forth on that for probably two weeks and asked some people. And finally, I just went on and said ‘she was there, and I don’t know what role she had, what it was,’» she said. «‘She was in that building by her own admission.’»
A new report published by a Trump-aligned pollster examined how educated, wealthy white women have move more to the left. (Getty Images)
A more cohesive future
«As the session ended, they voiced a small hope that the country might still find a way back to calm and common purpose. Whether that hope can survive a culture built on outrage is uncertain. But their conversation left one clear lesson. Beneath polls and party lines, the real contest for the nation’s future is over how Americans think, speak, and live with one another,» the report concluded.
The women in the group called on the Democrat Party to find cohesion and to disseminate their message to party leaders across the country in order to win upcoming elections.
«Democrats need to stop primarying for the lesser Republican. So what’s happening is … Democrats are voting between two Republican primary candidates, and they’re voting for the idiot, crazy, right-wing guy so that they don’t have to compete against this actual intelligent person. And that’s where we’re getting these nutcases,» one woman said.
Another woman said the DNC should combat everything Trump says, including when the president pinned blame on radical liberal violence for the assassination of Charlie Kirk in September.
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«I think it comes from the DNC. I think they need to organize. I think they need a cohesive message. I think they need to be vocal every time Trump says something, even about Charlie Kirk. Yes. No one should be killed for what they believe in. A hundred percent. But they are turning him into a martyr,» one woman said.
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Kennedy Center President Richard Grenell torched Senate Democrats for opening an investigation into the national cultural center, writing to Rhode Island Democrat Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse that his investigation relied on «inaccurate gossip» and is rife with «partisan attacks.»
«I am concerned about your careless attacks on me and my team,» Grenell wrote in a letter to Whitehouse Thursday. «The letter you signed did not undergo basic fact-checking. It is filled with partisan attacks and false accusations. Your staff relied on anonymous sources, inaccurate gossip, and allegations from partisan reporters who never had access to the data or facts I’m happy to provide below.»
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is located in Washington, D.C., along the Potomac River and serves as the national cultural center of the U.S. It is led by Grenell as its president, with President Donald Trump serving as its chair.
It is a public-private institution, and receives some funding from the federal government.
Whitehouse, the ranking Democrat on the Senate’s Environment and Public Works Committee, announced earlier Thursday that the committee was investigating Grenell’s leadership over the Kennedy Center and its budget while claiming the «nation’s premier arts center is being used as a slush fund and private club for Trump’s friends and political allies,» according to a press release.
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The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is located in Washington, D.C., along the Potomac River. (Craig Hudson for The Washington Post via Getty Images)
«Contracts, invoices, and facility use agreements reveal that you operate the Center for the enrichment of your friends and acquaintances, to dole out political favors, and as a playground for the President of the United States and his allies,» Whitehouse wrote of the investigation.
«The Center is being looted to the tune of millions of dollars in foregone revenue, cancelled programming, unpaid use of its facilities, and wasteful spending on luxury restaurants and hotels—an unprecedented pattern of self-dealing, favoritism, and waste,» he continued in his letter.
Kennedy Center Vice President of Public Relations Roma Daravi told Fox News Digital Friday morning that «Whitehouse’s baseless accusations are just the latest partisan attack on America’s cultural center.»
«With a balanced budget and an astounding $117 million raised under President Trump and Ambassador Grenell’s leadership, the Kennedy Center continues to welcome all Americans to enjoy the arts through commonsense programming,» she added.
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Grenell hit back at Whitehouse Thursday with a detailed, 12-point letter that walked through the claims Whitehouse put forth alleging the Kennedy Center offered «well-funded political allies like NewsNation and the American Conservative Union Foundation» discounted event rental prices, spent thousands on «luxury hotel rooms, lavish meals, and entertainment for friends and newly hired staff,» and offering the Kennedy Center as a venue for a FIFA event at no charge, which Whitehouse argued was a loss of $5,038,444 in revenue for the center.
«As President of the Kennedy Center, I take financial responsibility extremely seriously,» Grenell wrote. «When I arrived, we were paying a bloated staff with our future debt reserves account. The individual who had the job before me was getting paid $1,210,635 per year. There were 94 people employed in the Development Department (today, there are 16). And the deferred maintenance of the building was quite literally making the building fall apart.»
Kennedy Center President Richard Grenell unleashed on Senate Democrats for allegations over his leadership of the cultural center and a probe of its finances. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
He added that Whitehouse left out of his investigation announcement any mention that, under Grenell’s leadership, the Kennedy Center’s budget was balanced for «the first time in decades.»
Grenell detailed that he has slashed costs on salaries for executive leadership compared to his predecessors who saw the «hemorrhaging (of) donor dollar,» single board meetings costing $120,000 each, that the Kennedy Center has not canceled any shows as some media outlets have previously reported, while installing a new system to ensure «all events must be revenue neutral.»
As for the FIFA event, Grenell wrote, the massive soccer organization delivered «several million dollars, in addition to paying all of the expenses for this event in lieu of a rental fee.»
«Your focus on simple rental fees is no way to run an institution as diverse as the Kennedy Center. A simple rental fee would not have been enough to cover the magnitude of the event,» he wrote.
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The thousands spent on «luxury hotels,» he continued, related to housing new employees at the Watergate Hotel, which is located directly next to the cultural center in D.C., citing the practice is customary while pointing to the center spending $878,000 in 2024 under the Biden administration for Watergate Hotel stays.
Grenell continued that Whitehouse’s criticism of the venue hosting a NewsNation event was by no means one benefiting «political allies,» citing the event featured Democrats and Trump critics Chris Cuomo, Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman and sports analyst Stephen A. Smith.
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., in a Senate hearing on March 23, 2022. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
«No one would describe this as a giveaway to the President’s political allies. This group engaged in bipartisan debate with no restrictions on speech,» he wrote.
Grenell is a longtime Trump ally, serving in the president’s first administration as the nation’s ambassador to Germany and as acting Director of National Intelligence toward the end of Trump’s first tenure. Four years later, Grenell serves as the president of the cultural center and as the special envoy for special missions, a role that focuses on overseeing complex foreign policy challenges.
Grenell told Fox News Digital in February as he took the reins of the center that he would reel in its historic financial losses, including by promoting events that will sell tickets. The Kennedy Center under the Biden administration came under fire from Trump for hosting drag shows targeting kids, with Grenell unveiling more traditional programs, such as recent announcements that the center will hold its first Christmas tree lighting and religious-focused Christmas performances.
President Donald Trump leads a board meeting at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on March 17, 2025 in Washington, D.C. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
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«This will be the Golden Age of the Arts,» Grenell told Fox News Digital at the time. «The Kennedy Center has zero cash on hand and zero dollars in reserves – while taking tens of millions of dollars in public funds. We must have programs that sell tickets. We can’t afford to pay for content that doesn’t at least pay for itself right now. I wish we didn’t have to consider the costs of production, but we do.»
Fox News Digital reached out to Whitehouse’s office for comment on Grenell’s response letter but did not immediately receive a reply.
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Grenell invited Whitehouse to visit the center to «enjoy our new commonsense programming and responsible financial stewardship.»
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Luego de más de sesenta días de navegación, las 2.901 vacas uruguayas que están a bordo de un buque carguero de bandera togolesa continúan su odisea, luego de que las autoridades de Turquía rechazaran recibirlas. Organizaciones animalistas reclaman una solución pronta dado que además el barco habría apagado su GPS mientras navega por el Mediterráneo: este viernes el Spiridon II se encuentra atracado en una ciudad costera de Libia, en el norte de Asia, y trascendió que podría continuar su rumbo hacia Líbano y no hacia Uruguay, como estaba estipulado. «Están pariendo y muriendo a bordo», se lamentó una activista en redes sociales.
Desde que partió el 19 de septiembre desde Montevideo, el designio del buque carguero Spiridon II no fue auspicioso. El carguero que opera bajo bandera de Togo (África occidental) salió desde la capital uruguaya con 2.901 vacas vivas que una empresa exportadora de ese país acordó enviar hacia Turquía. Poco más de un mes más tarde, el 21 de octubre, hundió anclas en las inmediaciones del puerto de Bandirma, en el Mar de Mármara. Desde entonces, según organizaciones de protección animal y ambientalistas, el buque se transformó en una tumba andante.
Las autoridades turcas, alegando razones sanitarias, rechazaron descargar a los animales, que desde entonces comenzaron a sufrir hacinamiento y escasez de alimento. Algunas vacas han dado a luz y la mayoría de los terneros murieron; también varias de las mismas vacas, debido a las condiciones deplorables. Tras no llegar a un acuerdo con sus contrapartes uruguayas, las autoridades turcas resolvieron el 9 de noviembre que el Spiridon II retornara hacia Montevideo.
Pero desde entonces, más bien, boya por el Mediterráneo. Las posibilidades de supervivencia de los animales durante el eventual trayecto de vuelta hacia Uruguay son muy bajas, y por eso el enérgico reclamo de las organizaciones protectoras.
Pero también hay premura para encontrar una solución para los intereses detrás del negocio de exportación de animales en pie que supuso el frustrado negocio: este lunes trascendió que las autoridades de Turquía ofrecieron mercados alternativos para ubicar a los bovinos. Mientras, activistas denunciaron este martes que el Spiridon II habría apagado su GPS y que se había perdido el rastro del barco y los animales a bordo.
Sin embargo, este viernes y según puede cerciorarse en medios especializados en tráfico marítimo, como MarineTraffic, el Spiridon II se encuentra atracado en el puerto de Bengasi, en las costas mediterráneas de Libia, en el norte de África.
Según activistas como Rita Rodríguez González, del Instituto Nacional de Bienestar Animal (INBA) de Uruguay, la tripulación del buque de bandera togolesa aguarda en Bengasi autorización de las autoridades de otro país, de Líbano, para poder continuar su rumbo hacia una solución definitiva. Sin embargo, para esta activista puede ser definitiva pero no la mejor.
«Algunas vacas están pariendo a bordo y muchas muriendo en esas condiciones. Nadie se hace cargo: el Estado uruguayo está totalmente ausente y se lava las manos diciendo que es un problema entre privados», comenzó su descargo Rodríguez González este viernes por la tarde. Su testimonio llama la atención por, al menos, dos cuestiones: por ser ella parte de un organismo gubernamental; y porque cuyas afirmaciones contrastan los dichos de Marcelo Rodríguez, el director de Servicios Ganaderos del Ministerio de Ganadería, Agricultura y Pesca (MGAP), otro organismo gubernamental, quien aseguró el lunes que su área buscaba alternativas.
Pero la activista Rodríguez González dio detalles de por qué el destino de Líbano para las vacas no sería propicio: «Nos informaron que estaban viendo si podían en algún otro puerto, porque las posibilidades de que las vacas lleguen vivas a Montevideo son mínimas y menos sin un veterinario a bordo, y nos acabamos de enterar de que el barco buscaría atracar en un puerto de Líbano».
«Esto es el peor de los escenarios posibles: en 2020, Animals Australia dio a conocer la campaña en contra de ‘los barcos de la muerte’ y cómo eran asesinadas antes de entrar a Líbano. No les puedo describir ni siquiera esas imágenes, porque sería terrible mostrarlas, pero también terrible es que suceda. Y después de todo lo que pasaron estas vacas, destinarlas a una muerte así es de las cosas más crueles que podríamos hacer. Y estamos buscando cómo hacer para que esto no se dé», explicó la integrante del INBA de Uruguay.
Ahora, entonces, comienza otra nueva batalla: que las vacas no vayan a Líbano.
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Un terremoto en el centro de Bangladesh dejó al menos nueve muertos y más de 300 heridos
Un terremoto de magnitud 5,5 sacudió el centro de Bangladesh el viernes a las 10:38 de la mañana, cobrando al menos nueve vidas y dejando más de 300 heridos, de acuerdo con autoridades gubernamentales y varios medios locales. El epicentro se localizó en Ghorashal, dentro del distrito de Narsingdi, aproximadamente a 25 kilómetros de Daca, la capital del país, y a una profundidad de 10 kilómetros, según datos del Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos (USGS).
El sismo, que según el Departamento Meteorológico de Bangladesh tuvo una duración de 26 segundos y fue registrado con una magnitud de 5,7, desencadenó escenas de pánico en la capital, donde los edificios temblaron y miles de habitantes abandonaron apresuradamente sus viviendas y oficinas.
De acuerdo con reportes de la televisora DBC y el diario Prothom Alo, entre las víctimas mortales se encontraban al menos dos niños. Las muertes se produjeron principalmente debido a la caída de techos y muros, además del colapso de barandillas en un edificio del área de Armanitola, en la parte antigua de Daca, que mató a tres personas que compraban en una carnicería. Estas personas fueron trasladadas a un hospital cercano, donde se confirmó su fallecimiento. El diario Prothom Alo también señaló que alrededor de 252 empleados de la industria de la confección resultaron heridos durante estampidas mientras intentaban evacuar rápidamente sus lugares de trabajo en el distrito de Gazipur, adyacente a Daca, donde se concentran numerosas fábricas y centros industriales.
Familiares y testigos presenciaron escenas de angustia mientras las víctimas eran llevadas a centros médicos, como el Hospital Universitario de Daca, y estudiantes universitarios saltaron desde pisos altos de residencias estudiantiles durante el temblor, reportaron canales de televisión locales. AFP informó que en Daca fue visible el llanto y el miedo de los pobladores en la calle, tras verse sorprendidos por el desastre en el día de descanso nacional.
El Departamento de Bomberos y Defensa Civil movilizó equipos a edificios que presentaban inclinaciones preocupantes y atendió un incendio originado en una estación de energía en el barrio de Baridhara. Además, el gobierno interino declaró que al menos 14 edificios resultaron dañados, según la oficina del líder interino Muhammad Yunus, quien expresó su “profunda conmoción y tristeza por las víctimas reportadas en diferentes distritos” y aseguró que “se están tomando todas las medidas necesarias”.
El impacto del terremoto se sintió incluso en la ciudad india de Calcuta, a más de 325 kilómetros del epicentro, donde habitantes salieron a las calles en busca de resguardo, según testigos entrevistados por AFP. Hasta el momento, no se reportaron daños significativos ni víctimas en India.
El USGS precisó que el norte y sureste de Bangladesh son zonas sísmicamente activas por la interacción de las placas de India y Eurasia, pero la región central, donde ocurrió el sismo reciente, es menos propensa a este tipo de eventos. Históricamente, desde 1950 solo se han registrado 14 movimientos telúricos de magnitud similar en un radio de 250 kilómetros del epicentro.
Según expertos citados por AFP y medios locales, Bangladesh, con una población de 170 millones de habitantes, no está suficientemente preparada para enfrentar terremotos de mayor magnitud, situación que pone en alto riesgo a Daca, con cerca de 2,1 millones de edificaciones.
Las autoridades continúan evaluando los daños e instan a los distintos organismos públicos a permanecer atentos ante posibles réplicas y nuevas emergencias.
(Con información de AP y AFP)
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