Trump's getting desperate: Now he turns to failing Moms for Liberty

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : So on Friday, Trump is scheduled to be the keynote speaker at the third annual Moms for Liberty summit in Washington, D.C.
63% : If you squint hard enough, that could look like Trump playing nice with women.
58% : Last year, Trump's speech before Moms for Liberty drew heavily on plans outlined in Project 2025 to gut public education altogether, starting with abolishing the Department of Education.
49% : On the policy front, of course, Trump is the single person most responsible for the overturn of Roe v. Wade.
40% : Not only does Trump not try to hide his misogyny, but his campaign makes it a selling point in a bid to win over bitter male voters.
37% : It's not hard to see why most women despise Trump, a man who bragged about sexually assaulting women on tape.
35% : That Trump and Republicans are sticking with Moms of Liberty suggests they're desperate.
33% : A new CBS poll found that 56% of women say they plan to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris, while 54% of men say they're backing Trump.
33% : The problem for Trump is that women historically vote more than men and, the percentage of the electorate that is female grows more each presidential election cycle.
32% : Like Trump, he has a special zeal for attacking hardworking schoolteachers, claiming teachers who do not have biological children "disorient and really disturb" him.
30% : Moms for Liberty's brand is failing and their views are unpopular, but they do have "Moms" in their name and female leaders for Trump to be photographed with.
28% : On Tuesday, Democratic research firm TargetSmart published a new report chronicling the surge of voter registrations since Harris joined the race, including a whopping 175% spike in registrations from Black women under 30. Harris' appeal is a huge part of this, but it's also driven by women's outrage over Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance of Ohio.
25% : Associating with the group is more likely to hurt Trump with female voters than to help him.
23% : As Anderson Cooper noted on CNN, this is not "out of character" for Trump, who usually calls women "pigs," "dogs," and "nasty" for showing anything but submission to him.
23% : But it's not like Trump and Vance have a lot of options for reaching out to female voters.
20% : In addition, they're closely associated with Florida's Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, who has become something of a punchline after spending $160 million in the GOP presidential primary only to be handed a humiliating defeat by Trump.
8% : On Wednesday, Trump posted a sexually explicit comment about Harris to Truth Social, accusing her of selling sex because she dated other men before she met her husband.

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