Surely they all love our leader and are turning up early to vote for him as
instructed by their husbands. Looks like Trump was right in saying women
don't care about reproductive rights and just want him to protect them.

Our Fuehrer's great military victory parade awaits!

Women dominate early voting across the country and leave Trump's allies
nervous with just five days left

With only five days to go until Election Day, more than 60 million
Americans have already cast their ballot, according to the University of
Florida's Election Lab.

Women make up 54% of that number while men make up 44%.

Several swing states see a similar 10% difference between the genders when
it comes to who has voted early: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia and North
Carolina.

Pennsylvania, in particular, could be key to deciding the winner of the
White House.

While the numbers only show that more women have voted � but not who they
voted for - polls show Trump has a significant deficit with female voters
compared to Kamala Harris.

An analysis of Reuters/Ipsos polls conducted in October shows that, among
women, Harris led Trump by 12 points.

Additionally, Harris only trailed Trump by 2 points among white women - 46%
to 44% - a much smaller margin than the 16-point lead Trump had over Joe
Biden in the 2020 election.
Read More
EXCLUSIVE
6ft 1in beauty queen claims Trump groped her after luring her back to suite
at NYC's Plaza Hotel
article image

Democrats have harnessed reproductive rights as a rallying cry for their
base, an issue they believe will bring women out to vote for their
candidate.

And Harris has used the issue to target moderate Republican and independent
women, particularly in the suburbs.

Many of those women supported Nikki Haley in the Republican presidential
primary and Harris thinks she can win them over.

She's even brought in some celebrity help to remind women their vote is
private.

Julia Roberts touts Harris in a campaign ad featuring women who secretly
vote for Harris despite their husbands backing Trump.

The actress reminds women the voting booth is 'the one place in America
where women still have a right to choose, you can vote any way you want and
no one will ever know.'

Republicans have noticed - and are worried.

'Early vote has been disproportionately female. If men stay at home, Kamala
is president. It's that simple,' Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point
and a close Trump ally, wrote on X.

More registered Republicans than Democrats have voted early in the
battleground states of Nevada, Arizona, North Carolina and Georgia as of
early Thursday, although Democrats are outpacing Republicans in
Pennsylvania and Michigan.

'We are seeing an increase in Republicans of all types, gender�men and
women�voting,' Michael McDonald, a University of Florida who tracks early
voting told Politico. 'It's just that women are still ahead and keeping
pace.'

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Donald Trump has made comments that could be seen as off putting to women

Donald Trump has made comments that could be seen as off putting to women
Kamala Harris has appealed to moderate Republican women in her quest to win
White House

Kamala Harris has appealed to moderate Republican women in her quest to win
White House

Not helping matters, Trump has made several comments that could seem off
putting to women.

He said at a rally on Wednesday that he would protect American women
'whether the women like it or not.'

'I said, well, I'm going to do it whether the women like it or not. I am
going to protect them,' the former president said.

He's also used misogynistic attacks against Harris, which has turned off
some women.

He's been accused by multiple women of sexual assault � which he has denied
� including by blonde 6' 1' pageant queen Beatrice Keul.

'I think my size saved me,' Keul told DailyMail.com of the 1993 incident in
the Plaza Hotel, which Trump owned at the time.

Her description of the events closely mirrors accusations made by several
other women over the years � including writer E. Jean Carroll who has been
awarded more than $88 million in damages after Trump accused her of lying
over an alleged assault in a Bergdorf Good

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14025429/women-early-voting-trump-
harris.html

In article <vg2lk8$38q7o$1@dont-email.me>, X@Y.com says...
>
> Surely they all love our leader and are turning up early to vote for him as
> instructed by their husbands. Looks like Trump was right in saying women
> don't care about reproductive rights and just want him to protect them.
>
> Our Fuehrer's great military victory parade awaits!
>
>
> Women dominate early voting across the country and leave Trump's allies
> nervous with just five days left
>
>
>
> With only five days to go until Election Day, more than 60 million
> Americans have already cast their ballot, according to the University of
> Florida's Election Lab.
>
> Women make up 54% of that number while men make up 44%.
>
> Several swing states see a similar 10% difference between the genders when
> it comes to who has voted early: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia and North
> Carolina.
>
> Pennsylvania, in particular, could be key to deciding the winner of the
> White House.
>
> While the numbers only show that more women have voted ? but not who they
> voted for - polls show Trump has a significant deficit with female voters
> compared to Kamala Harris.
>
> An analysis of Reuters/Ipsos polls conducted in October shows that, among
> women, Harris led Trump by 12 points.
>
> Additionally, Harris only trailed Trump by 2 points among white women - 46%
> to 44% - a much smaller margin than the 16-point lead Trump had over Joe
> Biden in the 2020 election.
> Read More
> EXCLUSIVE
> 6ft 1in beauty queen claims Trump groped her after luring her back to suite
> at NYC's Plaza Hotel
> article image
>
> Democrats have harnessed reproductive rights as a rallying cry for their
> base, an issue they believe will bring women out to vote for their
> candidate.
>
> And Harris has used the issue to target moderate Republican and independent
> women, particularly in the suburbs.
>
> Many of those women supported Nikki Haley in the Republican presidential
> primary and Harris thinks she can win them over.
>
> She's even brought in some celebrity help to remind women their vote is
> private.
>
> Julia Roberts touts Harris in a campaign ad featuring women who secretly
> vote for Harris despite their husbands backing Trump.
>
> The actress reminds women the voting booth is 'the one place in America
> where women still have a right to choose, you can vote any way you want and
> no one will ever know.'
>
> Republicans have noticed - and are worried.
>
> 'Early vote has been disproportionately female. If men stay at home, Kamala
> is president. It's that simple,' Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point
> and a close Trump ally, wrote on X.
>
> More registered Republicans than Democrats have voted early in the
> battleground states of Nevada, Arizona, North Carolina and Georgia as of
> early Thursday, although Democrats are outpacing Republicans in
> Pennsylvania and Michigan.
>
> 'We are seeing an increase in Republicans of all types, gender?men and
> women?voting,' Michael McDonald, a University of Florida who tracks early
> voting told Politico. 'It's just that women are still ahead and keeping
> pace.'
>
>
> Get all the biggest stories from the 2024 race between Trump and Harris
> straight to your inbox
> Privacy policy
> Donald Trump has made comments that could be seen as off putting to women
>
> Donald Trump has made comments that could be seen as off putting to women
> Kamala Harris has appealed to moderate Republican women in her quest to win
> White House
>
> Kamala Harris has appealed to moderate Republican women in her quest to win
> White House
>
> Not helping matters, Trump has made several comments that could seem off
> putting to women.
>
> He said at a rally on Wednesday that he would protect American women
> 'whether the women like it or not.'
>
> 'I said, well, I'm going to do it whether the women like it or not. I am
> going to protect them,' the former president said.
>
> He's also used misogynistic attacks against Harris, which has turned off
> some women.
>
> He's been accused by multiple women of sexual assault ? which he has denied
> ? including by blonde 6' 1' pageant queen Beatrice Keul.
>
> 'I think my size saved me,' Keul told DailyMail.com of the 1993 incident in
> the Plaza Hotel, which Trump owned at the time.
>
> Her description of the events closely mirrors accusations made by several
> other women over the years ? including writer E. Jean Carroll who has been
> awarded more than $88 million in damages after Trump accused her of lying
> over an alleged assault in a Bergdorf Good
>
>
>
> https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14025429/women-early-voting-trump-
> harris.html
>

Your groveling is cute.

>In article <vg2lk8$38q7o$1@dont-email.me>, X@Y.com says...
>>
>> Surely they all love our leader and are turning up early to vote for
>> him as instructed by their husbands. Looks like Trump was right in
>> saying women don't care about reproductive rights and just want him to
>> protect them.
>>
>> Our Fuehrer's great military victory parade awaits!
>>
>>
>> Women dominate early voting across the country and leave Trump's allies
>> nervous with just five days left
>>
>>
>>
>> With only five days to go until Election Day, more than 60 million
>> Americans have already cast their ballot, according to the University
>> of Florida's Election Lab.
>>
>> Women make up 54% of that number while men make up 44%.
>>
>> Several swing states see a similar 10% difference between the genders
>> when it comes to who has voted early: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia
>> and North Carolina.
>>
>> Pennsylvania, in particular, could be key to deciding the winner of the
>> White House.
>>
>> While the numbers only show that more women have voted ? but not who
>> they voted for - polls show Trump has a significant deficit with female
>> voters compared to Kamala Harris.
>>
>> An analysis of Reuters/Ipsos polls conducted in October shows that,
>> among women, Harris led Trump by 12 points.
>>
>> Additionally, Harris only trailed Trump by 2 points among white women -
>> 46% to 44% - a much smaller margin than the 16-point lead Trump had
>> over Joe Biden in the 2020 election.
>> Read More
>> EXCLUSIVE
>> 6ft 1in beauty queen claims Trump groped her after luring her back to
>> suite at NYC's Plaza Hotel
>> article image
>>
>> Democrats have harnessed reproductive rights as a rallying cry for
>> their base, an issue they believe will bring women out to vote for
>> their candidate.
>>
>> And Harris has used the issue to target moderate Republican and
>> independent women, particularly in the suburbs.
>>
>> Many of those women supported Nikki Haley in the Republican
>> presidential primary and Harris thinks she can win them over.
>>
>> She's even brought in some celebrity help to remind women their vote is
>> private.
>>
>> Julia Roberts touts Harris in a campaign ad featuring women who
>> secretly vote for Harris despite their husbands backing Trump.
>>
>> The actress reminds women the voting booth is 'the one place in America
>> where women still have a right to choose, you can vote any way you want
>> and no one will ever know.'
>>
>> Republicans have noticed - and are worried.
>>
>> 'Early vote has been disproportionately female. If men stay at home,
>> Kamala is president. It's that simple,' Charlie Kirk, the founder of
>> Turning Point and a close Trump ally, wrote on X.
>>
>> More registered Republicans than Democrats have voted early in the
>> battleground states of Nevada, Arizona, North Carolina and Georgia as
>> of early Thursday, although Democrats are outpacing Republicans in
>> Pennsylvania and Michigan.
>>
>> 'We are seeing an increase in Republicans of all types, gender?men and
>> women?voting,' Michael McDonald, a University of Florida who tracks
>> early voting told Politico. 'It's just that women are still ahead and
>> keeping pace.'
>>
>>
>> Get all the biggest stories from the 2024 race between Trump and Harris
>> straight to your inbox
>> Privacy policy
>> Donald Trump has made comments that could be seen as off putting to
>> women
>>
>> Donald Trump has made comments that could be seen as off putting to
>> women Kamala Harris has appealed to moderate Republican women in her
>> quest to win White House
>>
>> Kamala Harris has appealed to moderate Republican women in her quest to
>> win White House
>>
>> Not helping matters, Trump has made several comments that could seem
>> off putting to women.
>>
>> He said at a rally on Wednesday that he would protect American women
>> 'whether the women like it or not.'
>>
>> 'I said, well, I'm going to do it whether the women like it or not. I
>> am going to protect them,' the former president said.
>>
>> He's also used misogynistic attacks against Harris, which has turned
>> off some women.
>>
>> He's been accused by multiple women of sexual assault ? which he has
>> denied ? including by blonde 6' 1' pageant queen Beatrice Keul.
>>
>> 'I think my size saved me,' Keul told DailyMail.com of the 1993
>> incident in the Plaza Hotel, which Trump owned at the time.
>>
>> Her description of the events closely mirrors accusations made by
>> several other women over the years ? including writer E. Jean Carroll
>> who has been awarded more than $88 million in damages after Trump
>> accused her of lying over an alleged assault in a Bergdorf Good
>>
>>
>>
>> https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14025429/women-early-voting-tru
>> mp- harris.html
>>
>
>Your groveling is cute.
>

All Hail our mighty Fuehrer Don!

Baltimore Police say investigators have arrested a 19-year-old in connection with an August shooting that left a teenage girl injured in the Callaway-Garrison neighborhood of West Baltimore.

Rashaad Wilson was arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder on Oct. 28, police said, and is being held without bail at the Central Booking Intake Facility.

On Aug. 16, officers responded to the 3800 block of Chatham Road around 4:57 p.m. to investigate a report of a shooting, police said. A 17-year-old girl was found with an apparent gunshot wound to the upper body inside a residence and taken to area hospitals, where she was listed in stable condition at the time.

Have a news tip? Contact Kiersten Hacker at khacker@baltsun.com, 443-721-5109 or @KierstenHacker on X.

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https://www.jsonline.com/gcdn/-mm-/5367a8ddcfb9c1f4d81b7884d83903b596f09e0d/c=15-0-465-600/local/-/media/2016/11/21/WIGroup/Milwaukee/636153192154274913-Jonathan-Brown.jpg?width=300&height=400&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp
Jonathan A. Brown, Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office

A 21-year-old Milwaukee man randomly attacked and raped three women earlier this month while each woman was going about her day — heading to polls, walking home from work or carrying roses and a card for her mother, according to a criminal complaint released Monday.

Jonathan A. Brown was charged Thursday with six counts of second-degree sexual assault — two counts for each victim — and remained in the Milwaukee County Jail Monday on $500,000 bail. All of the rapes occurred along N. 76th St.

According to the criminal complaint:

On election day, a woman hired as a poll worker was heading to the polling location that morning when Brown grabbed her hair, covered her mouth, dragged her to a more secluded location and raped her. Brown told her not to "get up until I'm gone." The woman ran to the polling location where police were called. She later identified Brown as her attacker through a photo lineup.

About 12 hours later, Brown attacked another woman on N. 76th St., just south of W. Good Hope Road and a few blocks from where the first assault occurred. The woman told police she was walking home from work when Brown grabbed her in a chokehold and dragged her to a nearby location where he raped her. He also kicked the woman and ordered her not to look at him. The woman ran to a nearby business where workers called police.

The next day, Milwaukee police released a sketch of the suspect based on the victims' descriptions.

Two days later, on a Friday, Brown attacked a 17-year-old girl who was walking home from work and had stopped to get her mother a card and roses. The woman told police she was walking on N. 76th St. near W. Good Hope Road when a man, later identified as Brown, grabbed her from behind and told her to shut up.

The teen was able to break free and ran, but Brown caught her, pointed a gun at her and then began to strangle her. He led the teen to a field and raped her, repeatedly punching her in the face and telling her not to look at him.

Brown was identified as the suspect in all three assaults and was arrested Nov. 14. He told police he raped the women and said he "did this to hurt females." He also wrote apology letters to the victims.

Brown has prior misdemeanor convictions for disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed weapon in 2014. Earlier that year, he was charged with misdemeanor battery, but the case was dismissed when a key witness did not show up to court, according to online records.

Brown is expected in court Nov. 28 for a preliminary hearing on the sexual assault charges.

https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/crime/2016/11/21/suspected-serial-rapist-charged-milwaukee/94211070/