Donald Trump's Real Crisis: A Dire Estrogen Shortage

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Still, Trump wasn't sold on Pence and turned to Melania for her thoughts.
48% : The answer could lie in a parallel moment eight years ago, the last time Trump had to decide on a running mate.
45% : To get her ideas to Trump, Conway needed a workaround.
40% : " Trump let men steer his decision that will influence the vote of millions of women.
39% : According to Politico, when Trump dropped in to Indiana for a vetting visit, his jet was grounded with a flat tire.
38% : And while the latest polls show Trump still has a slim lead over Harris, a greater shift may occur when future polls include whomever the Democrats pick for the VP slot.
33% : Trump reportedly felt most comfortable with Christie, but his daughter Ivanka held a grudge against the former prosecutor, who had helped send her father-in-law Charles Kushner to jail.
33% : But it's hard to picture Trump taking their advice seriously: Wiles has gray hair...
27% : Gingrich was a pass since an ex-wife had called the congressman out for cheating, and Trump had already secured the adulterer vote.
26% : Ivanka never showed up in the Manhattan courthouse when Trump was on trial for falsifying business records and found guilty on all 34 counts.
24% : These four championed Vance, pressing Trump to choose the candidate who most resembled a bearded Ivory Soap baby.
21% : Eight years later, Trump was facing the same VP decision with a final list that included Senators Marco Rubio, Tim Scott, and Vance as well as Governor Doug Burgum of North Dakota.
21% : Unless Vance decides to step aside, Trump is stuck with his choice.
16% : Vance's dull speech at the convention may have lulled Trump to sleep, but women sat up when the Ohio senator was caught on a recording slagging off childless women, calling them "miserable cat ladies" with "no direct stake" in the future of America.

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