Nikki Haley, who came in second place to Donald Trump in the Republican primary, didn't think having such a 'masculine' rally at MSG was a smart campaign decision.
Trump has never had a problem getting men to vote for him, especially if they didn't graduate from college. But in order to win this year's election, he is going to need women to vote for him to and he hasn't made much of an effort to court them.
In fact, Haley told Fox News today that Trump's rally at MSG lost more voters than it gained, saying:
"You’ve got Americans who are absolutely going to vote for Trump, you’ve got Americans who are absolutely not going to vote for Trump, and then you’ve got a percentage in the middle who like Trump policies but don’t like his style. That is what they need to focus on."
"So, when you look at these things, it has got to be a story of addition. This is not a time to have anyone criticize Puerto Rico or Latinos. This is not a time for them to get overly masculine with this bromance thing that they’ve got going. Fifty-three percent of the electorate are women. Women will vote. They care about how they are being talked to and they care about the issues. They need to remember that. This is a time of discipline and this is a time of addition."