On Repealing the 19th Amendment: The Interview

In this provocative interview, D-Dub, a conservative Christian thinker, defends the idea of repealing the 19th Amendment not as a reactionary stunt, but as part of a deeper cultural and theological critique of individualism. He argues that the 19th Amendment, by enfranchising women as individuals, dismantled the household as a foundational unit of society and contributed to the erosion of family, fatherhood, and civic cohesion. Drawing on Dabney and Helen Andrews, he frames modern political culture as 'HRified'—dominated by conflict-avoidance, woke ideology, and the suppression of natural hierarchies. While acknowledging that many conservative women support the current system for tactical reasons, he distinguishes between those who are merely first-wave feminists and those who have retained a biblical understanding of womanhood. He also critiques both the 'dank right' for using outrage for clicks and the genuine despair of young conservative men, urging a patient, principled conservatism rooted in long-term cultural restoration rather than short-term political wins. The episode concludes with a call to re-examine foundational assumptions about democracy, family, and the role of women in public life.