Trump Says He'll Protect Women, 'Like It or Not,' Evoking His History of Misogyny

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : 'Sir, please don't say that," Trump recalled.
57% : And it sent out a news release that blared: "In Wisconsin, Trump reminds women how little he values their choices.
43% : In recent months, Trump has boasted on social media and in his speeches that he would protect women in America by making their communities safer and by making sure they won't "be thinking about abortion," as he faces increasing backlash for appointing three Supreme Court justices who helped overturn Roe v. Wade.
36% : "Trump then recalled his defiant response.
30% : Harris has tried to appeal to moderate Republican and independent women, particularly in the suburbs, by talking about her support for abortion rights and casting Trump as divisive and reactionary.
23% : In August, Trump used his social media website to amplify a crude remark about her that falsely suggested she had traded sexual favors to help her political career.
20% : Speaking near Green Bay, Wisconsin, Trump told the crowd that his advisers had urged him to stop using a well-worn rally line about his desire to protect women, saying they had called it "inappropriate."
13% : "Related Story: Schwarzenegger Endorses Harris, Warns Against Another Trump TermPolls show that Trump is already facing a significant deficit with female voters in his race against Vice President Kamala Harris, the first woman to serve as vice president.
13% : "In his attacks on Harris over the course of his rally Wednesday, Trump repeatedly insulted her intelligence -- referring to her as a "low IQ individual" and comparing her negatively to Brett Favre, the former NFL quarterback who served as the event's celebrity guest.
12% : Over the course of the campaign, Trump and his allies have made a series of misogynistic, sexualized attacks against Harris.
8% : As the gender gap widens between Harris and Trump, even women in his own party have warned that he risks alienating a crucial slice of the electorate.
3% : Related Story: New Polls Show Harris Leading Trump in Wisconsin and Michigan, Tied in ..."Kamala Harris is not fit to be president of the United States," Trump said.

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