I don't think he thinks much of the Me Too movement and I think his general attitude toward women is going to be a problem for him particularly in some of these suburban districts that are going to be key to who controls the House after November.
Axelrod comments on President Trump's attitude toward the Me Too movement and its potential impact on the upcoming elections.
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