Trump's War on Women is Spreading

[C_Clayton_Jones]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

 

[Rawley]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

How do you know they are women?

 

[yidnar]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

1st in with with the 1st of the many, many, laughing emojis coming !!

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

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Funny, coming from the leftist murder cult -- biggest woman haters ever!







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[Seymour Flops]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

Women, and I include George Stephanopolis, have been the most angry and bitter voices attacking Trump.

If they can't stand the heat they should get out of the kitchen.

Well, out of the metaphorical kitchen and into the actual kitchen.

Answer Rawley's question!

What definition are you using to determine that the reporters you are white knighting are "women?"

 

[Hafar1014]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

So the democrat party that cant define women but wants men in womens bathrooms and in their sports, advocates minor girls have their breasts removed if they think they are a boy, and invited tens of thousands of illegal rapists killers child abusers and traffickers give a damn about women?
The GOP ended all of that stupid

 

[Doc7505]

How do you know they are women?

<~~~~~~~~~~>
Indeed, C.C.J. can't define what a woman is along with K.B. J. so how can he/she, know that women are being warred on.
Especially when Trump is supporting Title IX.
Read more:

U.S. Department of Education to Investigate Title IX Violations in Athletics

Pursuant to President Trump’s Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports Executive Order, the U.S. Department of Education today announced investigations into two educational institutions and an athletic association where violations of Title IX have been reported.

www.ed.gov

 

[Leo123]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

What a joke, you found an article by a 94 year old woman who has written about sexism and gender inequality, the woman obviously doesn't understand that women are different than men. Those woman journalists asking stupid questions of Trump and deserved what that got, and it had nothing to do with their gender.

In the beginning of her article she makes the leap that because Trump questioned them he is somehow penalizing women. What a crock of shit. Only a flaming TDSer like the OP would drink that swill. and regurgitate it back here on the Forum.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Democrat women are frightening

 

[Concerned American]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

I think you are confusing Trump's refusal to be bullied by a hostile press with the democrat's blatant attacks on women's rights to privacy and protections in sports. You know, its been all over your msm for the past five years. Try again, moron.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

The Feminist have destroyed women

Liberal women 'least happy and loneliest', according to new survey

New evidence in the 2024 American Family Survey, found that 37 percent of conservative women from the ages of 18-40 reported being satisfied with their life.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

The Left manipulate women and it makes them miserable.

The Despair of Young Liberal Women - The Survey Center on American Life

New research shows young people are in crisis, but how much is due to politics?

www.americansurveycenter.org

 

[drudge X]

How can you accuse Trump of declaring war against women when the party cannot tell you what a woman is and believe that a man can be a woman just by imagination. Does this mean Trump is declaring war against men?

 

[MarathonMike]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

If any woman says something stupid, it is not declaring a "war on women" to point out her stupidity. Same for men, no one is declaring a "war on men" because Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert say stupid shit every day.

 

[Mack The Finger]

Women, and I include George Stephanopolis, have been the most angry and bitter voices attacking Trump.

If they can't stand the heat they should get out of the kitchen.

Good Post !

 

[Anarchy666]

 

[frigidweirdo]

If any woman says something stupid, it is not declaring a "war on women" to point out her stupidity. Same for men, no one is declaring a "war on men" because Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert say stupid shit every day.

But they're not saying stupid things. They're asking questions and Trump isn't answering. He's attacking them.

https://factually.co/fact-checks/media/trump-insults-women-reporters-dates-03461d

"What did Jeffery Epstein mean in his emails when he said you knew about the girls?"

"I know nothing about that" Trump replied.

"Is there something incriminating in the files, sir?"

"Quiet, quiet piggy" Trump said like the ******* asshole that he is.

She was doing her job, she asked a perfectly valid question, and Trump just insulted her, just like Trump insults loads of people.

But this direct insulting to the face seems to be something he does with women a lot. As you can see with the first source.

 

[Concerned American]

But they're not saying stupid things. They're asking questions and Trump isn't answering. He's attacking them.

https://factually.co/fact-checks/media/trump-insults-women-reporters-dates-03461d

"What did Jeffery Epstein mean in his emails when he said you knew about the girls?"

"I know nothing about that" Trump replied.

"Is there something incriminating in the files, sir?"

"Quiet, quiet piggy" Trump said like the ******* asshole that he is.

She was doing her job, she asked a perfectly valid question, and Trump just insulted her, just like Trump insults loads of people.

But this direct insulting to the face seems to be something he does with women a lot. As you can see with the first source.

He does it to men too---or are you trying to say Kimmel and Colbert are women? Hmmm, just as I suspected. You don't have a clue what led up to the video and what he had to put up with before hand--it doesn't meet your narrative. BTW, Biden had the unsealed files for a year and crickets. I find it comical that after the latest release, the same people that called for the release are suing to have them taken down, LOL, I guess it exposed too many democrat degenerate movers and shakers, eh?

 

[Captain Creeper]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

Ha ha ha … WHAT?!?!

 

[struth]

‘Trump’s actions and rhetoric are more than just a threat. Now he is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance. We who thought we were afforded protection by the U.S. Constitution and by the rule of law are awakening to the reality of Trump’s steady escalation of violence against women.

The evidence is stark. It has surfaced in ugly responses when women reporters — merely doing their job — ask him pertinent questions. He snapped at Mary Bruce of ABC News saying, “You ought to go back and learn how to be a reporter. No more questions from you.” He told New York Times reporter Catherine Lucey “you are a terrible person and a terrible reporter.” His response to ABC’s Rachel Scott: “You are obnoxious, a terrible, terrible reporter.” To White House correspondent Kate Rogers, he responded, “Quiet. quiet, piggy.”

After attending Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s inauguration last January where she requested mercy for immigrants, Trump accused the cleric of “giving a boring service, making inappropriate statements, and not being good at her job.” Earlier he used crude language to attack Nancy Pelosi whom he called “evil, sick, and crazy.” In a public speech, he said Speaker Pelosi was “a word that I won’t say; but it begins with B.” Trump disparaged Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying “this is not even a smart person; she just goes out and yaps.” He similarly attacked Congresswoman Maxine Waters labeling her “an extremely low IQ person.”’

Trump’s War on Women is Spreading

Trump is beginning to use his seemingly unrestrained power to penalize women who don’t offer him adequate praise and allegiance.

www.postalley.org

And as usual it’s not just Trump.

Republicans have long participated in the war on women – particularly at the state level, denying them access to reproductive healthcare, jeopardizing their health and lives.

Trump is the first president to make a woman a chief of staff

Meanwhile dems can’t define what a woman is

Seriously this is just another dembot thread to distract from the Epstein files, and it’s not even a good one