A young woman questioned Donald Trump about equal pay for women and women's right to choose on Monday, at a bipartisan "No Labels" convention in Manchester, N.H., reported CNN News.
When presidential candidate Trump picked college student Lauren Rose Batchelder to ask a question, she first commented: "Maybe I'm wrong, maybe you can prove me wrong, but I don't think you're a friend to women."
The audience applauded her remarks.
She has questioned other presidential candidates about how women are treated. In September, at a town hall meeting in Manchester, Batchelder asked Sanders how he would handle the college campus sexual assault issue, according to CNN News.
The Last Refuge, a conservative blog, reported that Batchelder erased several tweets from her Twitter history, deleting much of her social media history in an attempt to hide her history of supporting republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush.
Other presidential candidates attending the "No Labels" convention in New Hampshire were New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Vermont Sen. Sanders.
While Bush did not attend the convention, his spokeswoman Allie Bradenburger stated: "Like many in New Hampshire, Lauren is a student at St. Anselm's who is passionate about and active in politics and attended this event on her own accord. While this question was not sanctioned by the campaign, we can't help but notice Mr. Trump does seem to be very sensitive about being challenged by women."
