Special Poll
- Businessman Mark Cuban criticized former President Trump on ABC’s “The View,” stating that Trump does not like to be challenged by “strong, intelligent” women, suggesting that such women are intimidating to him.
- Cuban, supporting Vice President Harris’s campaign, highlighted former GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley as an example of strong leadership not embraced by Trump.
- Nikki Haley, addressing a Trump rally incident, called for the Republican Party to improve its messaging towards women and Latino communities, emphasizing respectful communication.
- Haley noted the party’s tendency towards masculine and edgy rhetoric, which could alienate female voters. She has not been actively campaigning for Trump, and her support has not been solicited for the current election cycle.
- The Republican National Committee expressed they would “welcome” Haley’s support on the campaign trail.
- On “The View,” host Joy Behar mentioned Stormy Daniels as a counterexample of an intelligent woman linked to Trump, with Whoopi Goldberg clarifying that Cuban referred to the types of women Trump publicly associates with.
- A CBS News/YouGov survey revealed a gender split in electoral support, with Vice President Harris drawing significant backing from women, whereas Trump’s support mainly comes from men.