Opinion: What do women want? Not Donald Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : "They said, 'Sir, please don't say that,'" Trump told a rally near Green Bay, Wis., on Wednesday.
53% : Women and men, you can protect us all from Trump.
45% : A 27th woman went public last week, saying that Trump groped her in 1993 while Epstein watched: "He put his hands all over my breasts," she told the Washington Post, choking up.
41% : If Trump loses, it will be women who proved to be the protectors -- of Lady Liberty.
40% : By his manly telling, Trump stood firm: "Well, I'm going to do it whether the women like it or not."As usual, this is a man who doesn't take no for an answer.
38% : We got to see Trump in his taped deposition, oozing smugness and condescension, saying to Carroll's attorney that he was only telling the truth -- stars do have license to grab women's private parts.
32% : Most women are voting against Trump, pollsters tell us, and they include at least two daughters of former Republican presidents, Barbara Pierce Bush and Susan Ford Bales.
31% : "That describes to a T for Trump his earlier sexual assault of writer E. Jean Carroll in the dressing room of a Manhattan department store, as she alleged and a jury found last year.
25% : Unfortunately or fortunately."Although the Carroll jury found that Trump was liable under New York law for sexual abuse, not rape, the judge clarified that "as many people commonly understand the word 'rape' ...
21% : Trump is rightly unnerved by the female blowback.
18% : With that last claim to fame, Trump has subjected women to danger and even doom, as doctors have withheld lifesaving care to pregnant women for fear of running afoul of state abortion bans enacted after the Supreme Court, packed with Trump's far-right appointees, struck down Roe vs. Wade.
15% : Since 2016, more than two dozen women have alleged sexual misconduct by Trump.

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