A group of Republican women will lead a coalition formed by the anti-Trump GOP group The Lincoln Project in encouraging female voters to oust the president on Election Day.
The Lincoln Project Women’s Coalition consists of 19 women against President Trump
Donald John TrumpGeorge Conway withdrew from Lincoln Project Kellyanne Conway to leave the White House at the end of the month Goodell from NFL to Kaepernick to protest: ‘I wish we had heard earlier’ MORE calling on other women to vote for Democratic presidential nominees Joe Biden
Joe BidenGeorge Conway withdrawn from Lincoln Project Biden: ‘No new taxes’ for anyone making below 0K. Biden dismisses Trump’s attacks on his mental fitness: ‘Watch me’ MORE and his running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris
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“Women will decide the outcome of this election. The Coalition is dedicated to uniting all women who recognize the threat this President poses to the future of our Republic and turn out to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, ”Jennifer Horn, co-founder of The Lincoln Project and a member of the coalition, said in a statement. “The future of our families, our communities and our country lies in our hands.”
Horn will join Republican strategist Susan Del Percio and former Hawaii State House Minority Leader Beth Fukumoto, fellow members, for a virtual town hall Wednesday that will be streamed live on social media platforms. Washington Rubens columnist Jennifer Rubin has been named to attend the event.
“The past four years have been exhausting for women,” Del Percio said in a statement. “We are concerned about the health and safety of our families, we are tired of constant lies and bullying from the Oval Office, and we are frustrated at trying to make decisions for the well-being of our families without proper information. It’s time to bring humanity, empathy, leadership, dignity and respect back to the White House and I’m proud to join this group of strong women in that fight. ”
Trump has seen his support among prominent women diminish in recent years, with polls showing a major shift in the president.
The Lincoln Project, which Biden endorsed in the presidential election, was formed by a group of Republicans against Trump. George Conway
George Thomas ConwayGeorge Conway withdrawn from Lincoln Project Lincoln Project slams Trump for criticizing Goodyear, ‘an American company’. Here are the high-profile Republicans supporting Biden MORE, a lawyer in Washington who is married to White House adviser Kellyanne Conway
Kellyanne Elizabeth ConwayGeorge Conway resigns from Lincoln Project Kellyanne Conway to leave the White House at the end of the month Trump campaign unveils Republican National Conference speakers MORE, was a founding member of the group. George Conway said late Sunday that he would withdraw from the group to “spend more time on family matters.”
His announcement came the same night that Kellyanne Conway said she would leave the White House at the end of the month, also to focus on her family.
Her announcements on the eve of the Republican National Convention came in the afternoon from tweets from her teenage daughter, who posted her on social media about her views conflicting with those of both her parents. Hours before her parents’ announcements, she said she would take a “mental health break from social media” and asked for “no hatred” for her parents.
Trump has in the past rejected The Lincoln Group, calling its members a “RINO Republican group,” using an acronym for “Republican by name only.”
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