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Figures...so weird...
Women's rights are under threat - your choice is clear
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Former President Donald Trump is making a play for women voters by suggesting that reproductive rights will be a topic of the past if he is elected to another term.
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Donald Trump Tells Women They'll 'No Longer Be Thinking About Abortion' If He Wins the Presidency
Former President Donald Trump is aiming to court women voters by vaguely suggesting that reproductive rights will be a topic of the past if he is elected to another term
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George Conway’s Anti-Psychopath PAC launched a new $500K ad campaign featuring Natasha Stoynoff and Jessica Leeds. The campaign features two video ads of the women recounting their experiences, describing the pain Trump has caused, and making the case against his reelection.
The campaign includes 60-second spots of both Natasha and Jessica telling their harrowingly similar personal stories of serial predatory behavior by former President Trump. In Natasha’s video, she describes her assault in detail, outlining how Trump “pushes me against the wall and starts kissing me forcefully” despite Trump’s pregnant wife, Melania, being nearby. She was only saved when a butler entered the room. She ends by saying: “Donald Trump is an adjudicated sexual assaulter. We cannot elect this man.”
In Jessica’s video, she describes how Donald Trump assaulted her on an airplane. In the ad, she says, “all of a sudden, Donald Trump started groping me” and “he was basically overpowering me.” After she got away, she describes how Trump called her—in the presence of his then-wife—“that c*** from the airplane.” The ad ends with Jessica calling Trump “a serial predator.”
The ads will run through election day in Trump’s hangouts of Palm Beach and Bedminster, NJ. They will air on the channels he most frequently watches: Fox News, ESPN, and The Golf Channel. They will also run nationally on CNN and Morning Joe, and on Hallmark, Lifetime, and streaming platforms in Pennsylvania.
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The campaign includes 60-second spots of both Natasha and Jessica telling their harrowingly similar personal stories of serial predatory behavior by former President Trump. In Natasha’s video, she describes her assault in detail, outlining how Trump “pushes me against the wall and starts kissing me forcefully” despite Trump’s pregnant wife, Melania, being nearby. She was only saved when a butler entered the room. She ends by saying: “Donald Trump is an adjudicated sexual assaulter. We cannot elect this man.”
In Jessica’s video, she describes how Donald Trump assaulted her on an airplane. In the ad, she says, “all of a sudden, Donald Trump started groping me” and “he was basically overpowering me.” After she got away, she describes how Trump called her—in the presence of his then-wife—“that c*** from the airplane.” The ad ends with Jessica calling Trump “a serial predator.”
The ads will run through election day in Trump’s hangouts of Palm Beach and Bedminster, NJ. They will air on the channels he most frequently watches: Fox News, ESPN, and The Golf Channel. They will also run nationally on CNN and Morning Joe, and on Hallmark, Lifetime, and streaming platforms in Pennsylvania.
New Ads Feature Women Who Trump Sexually Assaulted Telling Their Stories - Anti-Psychopath Political Action Committee
WASHINGTON – Wednesday, September 25, 2024 – Today George Conway’s Anti-Psychopath PAC launched a new $500K ad campaign featuring Natasha Stoynoff and Jessica Leeds, two women who allege that Donald Trump sexually assaulted them. The campaign features two video ads of the women recounting their...
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That's wasted money they'll never get back...George Conway’s Anti-Psychopath PAC launched a new $500K ad campaign featuring Natasha Stoynoff and Jessica Leeds. The campaign features two video ads of the women recounting their experiences, describing the pain Trump has caused, and making the case against his reelection.
The campaign includes 60-second spots of both Natasha and Jessica telling their harrowingly similar personal stories of serial predatory behavior by former President Trump. In Natasha’s video, she describes her assault in detail, outlining how Trump “pushes me against the wall and starts kissing me forcefully” despite Trump’s pregnant wife, Melania, being nearby. She was only saved when a butler entered the room. She ends by saying: “Donald Trump is an adjudicated sexual assaulter. We cannot elect this man.”
In Jessica’s video, she describes how Donald Trump assaulted her on an airplane. In the ad, she says, “all of a sudden, Donald Trump started groping me” and “he was basically overpowering me.” After she got away, she describes how Trump called her—in the presence of his then-wife—“that c*** from the airplane.” The ad ends with Jessica calling Trump “a serial predator.”
The ads will run through election day in Trump’s hangouts of Palm Beach and Bedminster, NJ. They will air on the channels he most frequently watches: Fox News, ESPN, and The Golf Channel. They will also run nationally on CNN and Morning Joe, and on Hallmark, Lifetime, and streaming platforms in Pennsylvania.
New Ads Feature Women Who Trump Sexually Assaulted Telling Their Stories - Anti-Psychopath Political Action Committee
WASHINGTON – Wednesday, September 25, 2024 – Today George Conway’s Anti-Psychopath PAC launched a new $500K ad campaign featuring Natasha Stoynoff and Jessica Leeds, two women who allege that Donald Trump sexually assaulted them. The campaign features two video ads of the women recounting their...
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Trump tells women he ‘will be your protector’ as GOP struggles with outreach to female voters
Trump cast himself as a “protector” of women, saying in battleground Pennsylvania that he will save them from fear and loneliness and they will no longer have to think about abortion.
“You will no longer be abandoned, lonely or scared. You will no longer be in danger. ... You will no longer have anxiety from all of the problems our country has today,” Trump said. “You will be protected, and I will be your protector.”
Former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley responded with exasperation to Moreno in a social media post. “Are you trying to lose the election?” she asked. “Asking for a friend."
Trump tells women he 'will be your protector' as GOP struggles with outreach to female voters
The problem has become amplified since Vice President Kamala Harris replaced President Joe Biden at the top of the Democratic ticket.
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This is willful ignorance. The Supreme Court ruled on Roe v. Wade making it clear abortion is NOT a national issue. Banning abortion is no more a national issue than legalizing it. Arguing Trump, or anyone else for that matter, will do one or the other isn't going to happen. It's for the states to decide, as it should be.
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It is difficult to be “happy, healthy, confident and free” as women die from abortion bans in states such as Georgia. Nevertheless, Trump is fond of his new pitch. At a campaign event in Pennsylvania on Monday, he called himself a “protector” of women, adding that ladies will no longer be “abandoned, lonely, or scared.” How wonderful.
Trump’s pledge is hollow for many reasons, not least because he has been found liable for sexual abuse and because dozens of other women have credibly accused him of sexual harassment and assault.
His personal conduct makes him a natural fit for a GOP determined to roll back crucial protections for women, including abortion rights.
Trump cannot take credit for ending Roe v. Wade and at the same time call himself a protector of women.
The discrepancy will alienate all but the most zealous white women in the MAGA world, who want a strongman figure of the kind embodied by Trump. They embrace the notion that he will protect them, that with him in power they will no longer have anything to fear. As the national patriarch, Trump would safeguard their status.
Many other women will see the ruse for what it is, especially if they are young, or college-educated, or nonwhite.
Trump’s pledge is hollow for many reasons, not least because he has been found liable for sexual abuse and because dozens of other women have credibly accused him of sexual harassment and assault.
His personal conduct makes him a natural fit for a GOP determined to roll back crucial protections for women, including abortion rights.
Trump cannot take credit for ending Roe v. Wade and at the same time call himself a protector of women.
The discrepancy will alienate all but the most zealous white women in the MAGA world, who want a strongman figure of the kind embodied by Trump. They embrace the notion that he will protect them, that with him in power they will no longer have anything to fear. As the national patriarch, Trump would safeguard their status.
Many other women will see the ruse for what it is, especially if they are young, or college-educated, or nonwhite.
