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It's Donald Trump's goal to get 0% of the women's vote

Donald Trump has long struggled with the women's vote. Heck, that goes for the GOP in general. The Republican Party hasn't won the women's vote since 1988 when George H.W. Bush won that demographic by 2-points. In the six elections since then, Democrats have won the women's vote by a combined 61-points (average of 10.2-points per). With the Democratic Party featuring the first woman presidential nominee in this country's history, in conjunction with Trump's long history of sexist remarks, Clinton's current lead among women is 23-points. Given Trump's most recent move, it now appears as though he wants to expand that gap. In the past few weeks, there have been an increased number of reports of Roger Ailes sexually harassing women with whom he's worked. That number is up to at least 20. So what does Donald Trump decide to do after Ailes gets forced out of Fox News? Hire Ailes as an adviser to aid him in the coming debates with the first female presidential nominee in U.S. history, Hillary Clinton.

While Trump is at it, expect him to do the following before election day to expand the gap between he and Hillary Clinton even further:

- Replace running mate Mike Pence with Bill Cosby

- Change his slogan to "Make Titties Great Again"

- Start a voter outreach group entitled, "Gimme Some Mo' Broads and Hos"

- Alter his introductory and closing rally song to The Prodigy's "Smack My Bitch Up"

- Just be himself

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/17/us/politics/donald-trump-roger-ailes.html?_r=0

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/clinton-opens-23-point-lead-women-gains-democrats/story?id=41148222
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