These 15 MAGA Women Learned That While Donald Trump Demands Unwavering Loyalty, He Gives None

This story originally appeared on The Advocate.President Donald Trump has for years insisted he loves women, even as he set in motion the reversal of federal abortion rights and blocked enforcement of equal pay regulations. Still, women in politics have stood by the GOP leader — often only to face his public wrath after crossing him. Here are some of the MAGA women once embraced by Trumpworld but ultimately stung by the misogynist in chief.​Lauren Boebert See on Instagram A longtime Trump devotee, the Colorado congresswoman made national news early in her tenure amid allegations that she gave Capitol tours before January 6 — a claim she denied. She later supported Trump’s pardons for people convicted in connection with the attack. She became a fixture at his criminal proceedings, where she defended him, and she amplified his election lies and shared QAnon-adjacent conspiracy theories popular among his most loyal supporters.After years of loyalty, however, Boebert ran afoul of Trump over the Epstein files. She joined a bipartisan push for the Justice Department to release related records. When Trump later vetoed a drinking water bill affecting her district, Boebert said she feared the move was retaliation. And when she campaigned for Rep. Thomas Massie, the Kentucky Republican who coauthored the bill requiring that Epstein-related evidence be made public, Trump called for a primary challenge against Massie and threatened to withdraw his endorsement of Boebert.​Pam Bondi See on Instagram During Trump’s first impeachment, the former Florida attorney general joined his defense team for the Senate trial. After Trump lost reelection in 2020, Bondi was among the attorneys who pushed baseless claims of voter fraud. When Trump won a second term four years later, he made Bondi the nation’s top law enforcement official. As attorney general, she pursued cases against his perceived enemies and led the Justice Department’s attacks on the rights of transgender athl