Election Day can’t get here soon enough.

My head is spinning. I don’t know whether I’m a Nazi, a fascist, garbage or simply a weak, unintelligent woman.

The descriptors the Democrats hurl at people like me change daily. I can’t keep up.

The latest slur comes from Kamala Harris surrogate Mark Cuban, the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks and relentless attention whore.

While shooting off his mouth yesterday, this Kamala fanboy decided to insult Trump-supporting women:

"Donald Trump, you never see him around strong, intelligent women. Ever," Cuban said. "It’s just that simple. They're intimidating to him. He doesn't like to be challenged by them…"

Seriously?

Tell that to Tulsi Gabbard, Riley Gaines, Kellyanne Conway, Sage Steele, Sarah Huckbee Sanders and Ivanka Trump, to name just a few.

Yes, the abortion enthusiasts who cheer the loudest for Kamala Harris pretend that all women think alike and only care about one ghoulish issue.

That’s not true. Many intelligent, strong women want strong borders, a strong economy, safe neighborhoods, school choice, lower taxes and an end to transgender experimentation on minors.

They definitely don’t want men playing women’s sports or joining their daughters in the locker rooms.

In August of 2017, Politico published a story about the shake-up in the Trump administration and the females who worked in it: “In Trump’s White House, The Women Are The Survivors.” The article pointed out that it was Trump’s smart female advisors in the West Wing who provided stability to his administration as he fired an assortment of males. Kellyanne Conway was the focus of much of the article, but so were others.

“The women of the West Wing, at least so far, have had the more stable ride. Former Goldman Sachs partner Dina Powell has risen in the ranks to become deputy national security adviser. She was also on the final shortlist of people Trump was considering for the chief of staff job given to retired Gen. John Kelly, according to two White House officials.

It was Powell, alongside U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, who was invited to ride in Trump’s car, known as “The Beast,” from the White House to Andrews Air Force Base last Friday, hours before the president unceremoniously fired Priebus in the rain.

Communications adviser Hope Hicks maintains an unassailable position as a surrogate family member and loyal aide by the president’s side, where she has stood since before there was even a campaign.

A White House official said: “The president has employed women at the highest levels of his company, his campaign and now his administration and their successes are a testament in part to his leadership, but as he would be the first to tell you, more importantly their capabilities...”

In this White House, most of the drama queens are men,” said Stu Loeser, a former press secretary to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

As much as the corporate media would like to pretend that only stupid, weak women are voting for Trump, they couldn’t be more wrong.

But keep hurling insults, Dems. Eagerly looking forward to whatever you’ll sling at us tomorrow.

Thumbnail by Gage Skidmore.