Beyoncé vs. Kid Rock: Gender roles are back on the ballot as Trump-Harris race takes shape

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : "Putin laughed at her like she was nothing," he said of Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom Trump has often praised.
47% : A New York Times-Siena poll released Thursday shows Harris within a percentage point of Trump among likely voters, carrying women by 15 points but losing men to Trump by 16 points.
45% : "They said 'Sir, we have a stretcher for you,'" Trump recounted.
41% : The candidates narrowed the gender gap in 2020, with Biden winning women 55% to 44% and Trump winning men only 50% to 48%, according to post-election analyses by Pew.
40% : Trump beat Clinton among men -- 52% to 41% -- while Clinton won the women's vote -- 54% to 39% -- in 2016.
37% : Trump has built his image on hyper-masculinity from an era where men sought to present themselves as physically strong and might dismiss allegations of sexual assault by claiming "she's not my type," as he did before losing a civil case against E. Jean Carroll.
34% : In a historical coincidence, Trump not only faced off against the first woman to lead a presidential ticket, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, but is now facing off against the second.
28% : "Less than a week into a reframed general election, it is clear that the race between Trump and Harris is not just between a man and a woman, but about competing notions of gender roles.
21% : Trump sounded annoyed with the excitement around Harris as he sought to diminish her during Wednesday's rally by casting her as a lightweight liberal.
12% : Clinton embraced the role of glass ceiling breaker in 2016 but ultimately lost to Trump, who had no qualms about physically blocking her out during a debate.
10% : Harris is eager to erase that history and taunted Trump on Thursday by accusing him of "backpedaling" after he declined to agree to a Sept. 10 debate commitment that was originally scheduled with President Biden.

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