GOP frontrunner Donald Trump has a lot of work to do to win women voters if he becomes the Republican presidential nominee, according to a political expert.
“I think women are terrified of Donald Trump,” Kristin Tate, an author and political columnist based in New York City, said in an interview with The Hill’s Molly K. Hooper.
“This kind of behavior we’re seeing from Trump with tweets and attacking his opponent’s wife will really, really damage him if he is the nominee in general election,” the author of Government Gone Wild said.
To hear more from Tate, watch the video above.