LIZ PEEK: Conservative women scare Democrats like Hillary Clinton for good reason

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

86% : He must have forgotten that Trump picked Haley to be his ambassador to the UN and that he was also the first-ever candidate to have a woman – Kellyanne Conway -- run his campaign.
46% : In 2016, he noted, Hillary Clinton won over 70% of the Hispanic vote; last year, Kamala Harris bested Trump with a much narrower margin, receiving 56% of that group’s vote.
26% : He went on to say, "They’re intimidating to [Trump].
15% : Considering that Hillary Clinton climbed to national prominence on the back of her husband Bill Clinton’s political career, cynically stood by him despite numerous affairs and credible accusations of rape, it was a remarkably un-self-aware remark.
15% : In 2024, Democrats’ slippage with Black and Hispanic voters was nearly plugged by the so-called gender gap, with roughly 55% of women turning out for Harris and 45% voting for Trump.
10% : Whatever the cause, attacks on Republican women, and especially those who voted for Donald Trump, have become especially nasty.

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