When it comes to tax policy, there is no racial nor gender gap. Women know that the economy affects their daily lives and shapes their family's future. Women want take home more of what they earn.
Federal taxes are a family issue in many ways.
A mother who must pay Clinton's big government the same amount in taxes as she pays for her child's food, clothing and shelter combined finds such a high rate of taxes to be not only burdensome, but immoral. A mother who must work January through May before she starts to work for her family rather than the government, finds federal taxes immoral. A mother who would rather spend more time at home with her children but can't make ends meet if she works reduced hours because of excessive taxes, finds federal taxes immoral. A mother that gives thirty-three percent of her income to big government to allow it to make the decisions she feels she should make, finds federal taxes immoral. Female entrepreneurs who strive to see their businesses expand are frustrated to see their dreams diminish as big government bogs them down with excessive capital gains taxes and overreaching government regulations.