'Women feel like they are unseen and unheard' by the Trump administration, said Supermajority co-founder Cecile Richards.
If enough women show up to the polls in November, it could be"game over" for President Donald Trump. That's according to Cecile Richards, the co-founder of Supermajority and former president of Planned Parenthood.
Noting that 58 percent of cacucus-goers in Iowa were women, Richards said that if women made up the same number of voters in 2020, Trump would likely be pushed out of office."They don't make it easy for women to participate in the caucus system, so if you look at that, then look at who's showing up to vote, who's showing up to block walk, phone bank, that's what we're seeing at Supermajority," the former Planned Parenthood chief said.
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