Trump is back after winning more women's votes. Some fear it's a sign the country has moved backward on #MeToo and more. - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : That came as Trump earned support from the "manosphere," a network of online male influencers.
57% : While Vice President Kamala Harris won about 53 percent of women, Trump slightly improved his performance with them, and won a majority of white women as he did in past elections, an exit survey from the Associated Press found.
56% : "Janet Fogarty, Massachusetts' Republican national committeewoman, said Trump selecting several women for powerful roles -- such as Susie Wiles, who will be the first female chief-of-staff -- showed his "actions speak louder than words."
49% : Trump made perhaps his most overt appeals this year to young men, appearing at frat houses and on popular online podcasts.
37% : In 2016, "it could have been forgiven of the populace that we didn't know who Trump really was," said Maggie Scott, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts' director of government and legal affairs.
36% : "In Tami Gouveia's view, however, the energy from the first "resistance" to Trump hasn't totally dissipated.
32% : Trump twice defeated women who would be the first female president, running campaigns employing sexist attacks.
25% : Because women have for years seen allegations against Trump and others, she said, she believes many prioritized policy issues such as the economy and crime in voting for him.
23% : "If it was just the fact that Trump was nominating sexual predators, then there'd be a huge outcry in the sexual assault survivor community," said Louise Godbold, who in 2017 accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct and now works with trauma survivors.
22% : Now, Trump is back on top, with more support from women than before, even as he faced publicized allegations of sexual misconduct and a jury verdict finding him liable for sexual abuse.
19% : "All we can do is take care of the area where we are right now."Since his election, Trump nominated several Cabinet picks accused of sexual misconduct.
19% : During the campaign, Trump repeated an at-times confusing message he would "protect women.
11% : Trump's nominees have dismissed the allegations as false, and his supporters have cast court decisions against Trump as political persecution launched by his political enemies.

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