Harris banking the presidency on women rejecting Trump - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : "As Trump continues his overtures to men, best demonstrated by this summer's Republican National Convention in Milwaukee and last weekend's Madison Square Garden Rally in New York City, with performances by Kid Rock to appearances by Hulk Hogan, his campaign circulated a new video for black men with the hashtag, "I'm Not With Her," on Thursday.
49% : "Hoffman encouraged Trump to discuss border security and immigration "because clearly those are his strengths" and "women care" about those issues, in addition to inflation and the economy, indirect advice related to his current message of being a "protector.""He, more than other politicians, can get away with that because people don't view him as a typical politician, whereas if someone else said that, it might be a little bit more offensive," she said.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
45% : At the same time, she argued it was the right move for Trump to be proactive with respect to in vitro fertilization after the Alabama state Supreme Court ruling last February, considering the political toxicity of the issue for Republicans.
30% : "Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, who herself has endorsed Trump, has scrutinized the former president's campaign for its base strategy and prioritizing men without reaching out to women.
13% : "Hoffman's offense coincides with Democratic offense to Trump reiterating that he would be a "protector" of women, the Harris campaign reminding voters Trump nominated Supreme Court justices who were instrumental in repealing abortion precedent Roe v. Wade through Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.
9% : "Trump campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt called Cuban's comment "extremely insulting" to the "thousands of women" who work for Trump and the "tens of millions of women" who have or are voting for him.

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