Donald Trump Makes Bizarre Boast About Women After New Jobs Numbers: 'No Wonder They Like Me!!!'

President Donald Trump is being highlighted for the wrong reasons once again.

In a Truth Social post, he shared a 133-word article from the right-leaning website Just the News bragging about more women getting jobs than men in the past year, adding the caption, “No wonder they like me!!!”

The report was first covered by the Daily Wire.

The story was researched by Mike Konczal, director of the Economic Security Project, who used the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data to find women’s cumulative payroll employment.

Per the study, it has risen by roughly 765,000 since December 2024.

Meanwhile, men’s employment is reportedly down by about 6,000 over the same period.

While Trump didn't hesitate to claim he's popular with women, he might have willfully ignored new opinion polls that show the exact opposite ahead of the critical midterm elections.

Per reports from Newsweek, Trump's net approval among female voters sank from minus 16 in June to minus 30 in August.

The report further noted that there has been a clear fall in the president's popularity with female voters over three successive surveys, with one poll even showing women to be deserting him.

As per a YouGov poll from August 31, around only 33.9% of female voters approved of Trump's way of handling his second term as president.

This number is reportedly down from the 42.6% that was reported in January 2025.

This figure is further backed up by a national survey of women, which was conducted last month by Christine Matthews, from Bellwether Research and Consulting.

Matthews, who specializes in female voters, discovered through the poll that the president had a mere 32% approval score among women.

Additionally, of those who previously voted for him, one in four now disapproves of the job he is doing during his current tenure.

Around 38% of respondents cited the economy and the cost of living as the most important issues that the country seems to be suffering from right now.

“When I look at those numbers, I am seeing sirens,” Matthews told Politico last month.

“[They] voted for him in ’24 for precisely the same reasons they are upset with him now,” she said, adding that Democratic women are showing more enthusiasm about voting than Republican women.

Meanwhile, the prez has his own controversial comments staining his long history with women, like his “Quiet piggy!” remark to Bloomberg News reporter Catherine Lucey, or his snapping at CNN’s Kaitlan Collins when she confronted him about Epstein’s victims in February.