I don’t know how, but Trump managed to find a female advisor. That is surprising enough, but then she lost it in an interview on CNN. Tana Goertz had this to say about the ‘average woman:’
“The average woman, who isn’t really involved in politics, who isn’t using her own brain to go ‘let me see, what has this woman done for this country? They are just going in and saying, ‘I guess I should vote for her because she’s a woman.'”
I guess this woman has some things in common with Trump. Trump uses the fact the Hillary Clinton is a woman against her:
“She’s got nothing else going. Frankly, if Hillary Clinton were a man, I don’t think she’d get 5 percent of the vote.”
Trump has faced a harassment lawsuit recently. A woman working on his campaign said she was paid less than what the men were making.
He also said that women should be punished for having abortions. He tried to take it back and say the interview was edited, but it was not. He really did say that.
I don’t understand how women could vote for this misogynistic a-hole.
Clinton can use this to her advantage. She can draw votes from women who are mad at Trump’s statements. Clinton has been accused of playing the “woman card” too much. Here is her response to that:
Hillary Clinton responds to Donald Trump's "woman card" remark: "Deal me in" https://t.co/gmvW1m18G1 #SuperTuesday https://t.co/505MrjaQCB
— CNN (@CNN) April 27, 2016
Taking all of these facts into account, it is not surprising to hear a Trump advisor calling women stupid. Trump has completely solidified his anti women’s rights status. It just seems Ms Goertz is trying to take us backwards. Here is the Goertz interview.
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