@Roussette
gardenbird
There is no choice AFAIC. My opinion in general as far as the majority of women.
Biden has a lot of detail on specific plans to benefit women. Trump has nothing, no plans, just some arse licking women who like to talk of their success under the Trumpy administration. Biden will restore funding for Planned Parenthood, a source for women, equal pay, reproductive rights, choice... and the Violence against Womens Act... stalled in Repub controlled Senate in 2019. Biden plans to restore that quite rightly.
No candidate is perfect on every single issue for every person. There are choices, I know which mine is
Trump is an absolute shocker and the plans for women from Biden sound great in theory but unfortunately if women are not allowed to be defined as a discrete group based on their sex (that doesn't include the interests and voices of male bodied people), the equal rights, pay etc will not mean much. Women's political voice is already being erased with women's elected positions being taken by male bodied people (New York). Politicians who were born male but are taking women's positions of influence tend to have different priorities than women - protecting reproductive rights are not an issue for people who are not female and will not be fought for in the same way.
Apologies for popping into this thread with no introduction - I hope it is not excessively bad form, I've come over from the MN feminist chat board where these issues are discussed in much detail with some shocking evidence as to how this is all to the huge detriment of women. Male bodied people/rapists being allowed to self identify into women's prisons, funding for rape shelters being withheld because they want to provide essential healing single sex services for women. etc etc.
America appears to be further advanced than the UK in the erosion of women's voices and, while Trump is beyond awful, Joe Biden's policies appear to be no better, if not worse, for women's interests.