The Washington Post story is As list of Trump White House scandals grows, so does women’s disapproval, by Eugene Scott.
Polls described in this article don’t even reflect the repulsive misogynistic remarks and Tweets from Trump from this week. Basically, the article describes how Trump is losing support among white women.
In addition to describing the polls, Scott writes:
Recent scandals involving the relationship between Team Trump and women have dominated headlines and have probably influenced female voters’ perception of the White House’s views on women.
In January, reports claimed that an adult film actress who allegedly had an affair with Trump shortly after his wife gave birth received a six-figure payment to remain silent. Trump denied the allegations.
And in December, Trump endorsed Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, who was accused of sexually assaulting teenage girls while he was in his 30s.
Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel delivered senior White House staff a memo at the end of 2017 showing how poorly the GOP was doing with women. If Trump and his supporters do not make significant changes, GOP lawmakers who support Trump’s agenda may endure the wrath of American women who are fed up with the president.
If there’s such a thing as a "perfect" example of KARMA it will be if the GOP loses the House and Senate because of former female Trump supporters voting Democratic. Trump won't even make it to run for a second term.
KARMA: (in Hinduism and Buddhism) this is, of course, the sum of a person's actions in this and previous states of existence, which is viewed as deciding their fate in future existences. With Trump, not in the afterlife, although if there is one we can speculate as to where he’ll be spending eternity, but in the disgraced ex-president afterlife.
Just saying:
