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Rousey endorsed Bernie Sanders for the 2016 Democratic primary, stating she was impressed that he did not take corporate money. She later indicated she would vote for a third-party candidate (Jill Stein) over Trump or Clinton.
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In her 2024 memoir and subsequent interviews, Rousey criticized what she described as "pandering" and "woke" corporate culture within the WWE and broader media, aligning with common MAGA cultural grievances.
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In a 2015 interview with CNN, Rousey explicitly stated she would not vote for Donald Trump, saying, "I mean, I wouldn't trust the guy with running my country." This followed Trump's claim that Rousey liked him.
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In her 2024 memoir and subsequent interviews, Rousey criticized what she described as "pandering" and "woke" corporate culture within the WWE and broader media, aligning with common MAGA cultural grievances.
Notes: From her book 'Our Fight'.
While not a direct political endorsement, using 'woke' as a pejorative aligns with MAGA-adjacent cultural rhetoric.
Rousey has frequently criticized the mainstream media for misrepresenting her and creating false narratives, a sentiment that mirrors MAGA rhetoric regarding 'fake news,' though her grievances are primarily personal/professional.
Notes: Often discussed in the context of her transition from UFC to WWE.
While the rhetoric is similar to MAGA 'fake news' claims, the context is largely about sports journalism and her personal treatment by the press, making it a neutral signal.
Rousey has been a vocal advocate for environmental conservation and has criticized political moves that deregulate environmental protections, a stance generally at odds with the MAGA platform's energy policies.
Notes: Rousey is involved in sustainable farming and conservation.
Her commitment to environmentalism and sustainable living often puts her in alignment with anti-MAGA/progressive conservationist views.
In 2017, Rousey traveled to the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation to deliver supplies and support protesters against the Dakota Access Pipeline, a project later fast-tracked by the Trump administration.
Notes: She provided food and supplies to the 'water protectors'.
Direct action in support of an indigenous-led environmental movement that was a major point of contention for the Trump administration is a clear anti-MAGA signal.
Rousey endorsed Bernie Sanders for the 2016 Democratic primary, stating she was impressed that he did not take corporate money. She later indicated she would vote for a third-party candidate (Jill Stein) over Trump or Clinton.
Notes: Endorsement occurred during the primary season.
Endorsing a socialist-leaning candidate and explicitly rejecting the MAGA candidate in the general election cycle is a strong anti-MAGA signal.
In a 2015 interview with CNN, Rousey explicitly stated she would not vote for Donald Trump, saying, "I mean, I wouldn't trust the guy with running my country." This followed Trump's claim that Rousey liked him.
Notes: This was a direct response to Trump's campaign trail comments.
Direct, high-confidence quote from a major news outlet (CNN) showing early opposition to the MAGA leader.
Rousey has expressed opposition to transgender women competing in women's MMA, specifically regarding Fallon Fox, citing physical advantages. While this aligns with MAGA policy, she framed it as a matter of biological fairness in combat sports.
Notes: She stated that 'it's not a fair fight'.
This is a key MAGA policy issue, but Rousey's comments were specific to her professional field (combat sports) and occurred before the issue became a central MAGA plank.