Rubin, as you ought to know, there are hundreds of thousands of Orthodox Jewish women who do all the work and are permitted none of the prestige or power their husbands have.  Their lives down to the smallest detail are governed by rabbis, none of whom is capable of any perspective other than an androcentric one. There are a few defectors, but overwhelmingly those women are passionately loyal to their husbands and their religion.  Why would they be, if they are systematically treated (and even spoken of) as inferiors?  Because that context gives meaning to their lives.  That, after all, is what we all want more than anything: meaning.

Well, there is your first clue why women, however offended by Trump's statements, aren't necessarily going to desert him.  Political viewpoints do confer a kind of meaning--even a quasi-religious meaning--on life.  Those women share the political viewpoint of the men in their lives; and that sharing provides both meaning and bond.